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The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) said it now considers mechanical traps suitable alternatives to anticoagulants for controlling indoor mice infestations. Anticoagulant rodenticides are authorised on the understanding that no other practicable alternatives exist. This statement from ECHA indicates that, in its opinion, mechanical traps can replace anticoagulants for the control of mice. BPCA said it has significant concerns with this …
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To ensure that bird management is carried out legally and proportionately, it is important to understand UK licensing requirements. BPCA is hosting a webinar on the subject on Wednesday, February 15, from 4.30pm, which will be presented by Natalie Bungay, BPCA technical and compliance manager. During this webinar, Ms Bungay will explore: UK bird legislation; How legislation protecting birds is …
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Killgerm are looking for a Home & Field Based Technical Manager to cover parts of the North West, North East and North Midlands.
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CLOSING DATE: 3RD FEBRUARY 2023
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Following today’s breakfast meeting in Stoke-on-Trent, Killgerm is to host a further 16 events in 2023. Killgerm said that all scheduled breakfast meetings will return to normal and will be in-person, hosted by local area sales managers. The next two breakfast meetings are taking place in Hull and Durham. On Wednesday, February 8, the meeting will take place between 8am …
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International Pheromone Systems has appointed Ian Morris as assistant operations ,anager at the company’s headquarters in Cheshire. He reports to operations manager Neil Street and is involved in monitoring and controlling products, carrying out audits, procurement and customer service. Before joining IPS, Mr Morris was the operations manager for a food ingredients company. He said: “I’ve known the Hartley family …
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The British Pest Control Association is looking for the best pest photograph and is offering a £500 prize for anyone who captures the perfect image of public health pest control. The competition is now officially open. All you need to do is tweet your image to @britpestcontrol or tag BPCA on Facebook @Britishpestcontrol, with the hashtag #BestPestPic2023. The photograph can …
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