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International Pest Control – September/October 2022 – Vol 64, Nr.5

The death of Our Queen – or The Queen as President Macron so eloquently put it – is one of

Coping with dead rodent odours

Pest Control Professionals (PCPs) are often confronted with horrible odours from dead rodents. The death could have been natural, from

International Pest Control – July/August 2022 – Vol 64, Nr.4

With no sign of the war in Ukraine coming to an end any time soon and with every chance this

Rothamsted Research

WANTED: LARGE WHITE BUTTERFLY CATERPILLARS Help needed for research into biological control of pests https://www.rothamsted.ac.uk/news/wanted-large-white-butterfly-caterpillars WANTED: ARE YOU BLIGHTED BY

Company Profile…Barkwith brings regulatory clarity

The  European regulatory landscape for the control of chemicals has changed beyond recognition over the last two decades. Murray Smedley,

International Pest Control – May/June 2022 – Vol 64, Nr.3

The  Governor of the Bank of England is concerned about the level of food price inflation that has been a

Key Questions in Urban Pest Management

May 2022 Paperback 216 Pages ISBN 9781800620155 By: Partho Dhang, Independent Consultant, Philippines, Philip Koehler, University of Florida, USA, Roberto

International Pest Control – March/April 2022 – Vol 64, Nr.2

Even if you live far from the war in Europe the implications for the cost of basic foods and products

International Pest Control – January/February 2022 – Vol 64, Nr.1

We are a little late getting this issue out in part due to the intervention of Covid but all well

International Pest Control – November/December 2021 – Vol 63, Nr.6

It is sad, but not unexpected, to read that the COVID pandemic has undermined decades of development according to the