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Tuberculosis – between a Brock¹ and a hard place

In August, a 6 week cull of 5,000 badgers started in the UK counties of Gloucestershire and Somerset, with the

Scorpions revisited

Scorpions are arachnids, being closely related to ticks, spiders and mites. They are one of the most easily recognised arthropods,

Bacillus and hookworm: A billion could benefit

Hookworms, and other intestinal parasites known as helminths infect more than 1 billion people in poverty-stricken, tropical nations, sucking the

Exosect appoints Pest Trader, distributor for public health products in Europe

Exosect Limited announced 2nd September 2013 that they have reached an agreement with Pest Trader, the trading division of Xenex

Eurofins continues Asia Pacific build-up

Eurofins Scientific, the global food, environment and pharmaceutical product testing service company, announced the acquisition of an 81% majority stake

International pest news in brief – September/October 2013 issue

UK: UAV spotted  over Shropshire A flight demonstration of several unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has taken place at Shropshire’s Harper

International Pest Control – September/October 2013 – Vol.55, Nr.5

Whichever your pest interest, we have a diverse and broad range of subjects in this issue. Scorpions are not often

Advances in flying insect control improve food safety

The  European horse meat scandal dominated  food  safety  headlines in  2013.  How  the  supply  chain became contaminated is still a

China – Focus on a Growing Market – Part 4 Final – Beyond Agriculture – an increasing market in China

What is Beyond Agriculture? Beyond Agriculture is the phrase used in China and increasingly worldwide to describe the markets known

China – Focus on a Growing Market – Part 3 – Looking to the future in pest management

Welcome to the fastest growing pest management market on the planet!  This could easily have been the wording on the