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pesticides

Our Backbone… You Could Say

Rachael for jcehrlich.com | November 19, 2012
Here in Reading, PA at the corporate office of Ehrlich, we are home to one of five distribution centers. Did you know that? Did you know that we had distribution centers through the U.S.? I didn’t…but considering I am starting from the ground and working my way up in knowledge, I’m not surprised I didn’t. I feel like [...]

Gardening And Pest Control

Alicia for rentokil.co.uk | April 13, 2012
Now spring is in full boom many of us have been tempted into the garden to weed and prune neglected winter plants. The garden is thriving with helpful wildlife like ladybirds, bees and worms but insects like ants, aphids, slugs and snails are rarely a delight for a keen gardener. But before you reach for [...]

Bed Bugs Can’t Resist The Heat

Alicia for rentokil.co.uk | January 21, 2011
New research published in science journal PLoS ONE by entomologists at Ohio State University indicated that bedbugs may have boosted their natural defenses by generating higher levels of enzymes that can cleanse them of poisons.

Industry Adapts To Losing Chlorpyrifos As A Pesticide

Nathalie for rentokil.co.za | September 2, 2010
Last week I attended the annual SAPCA (South African Pest Control Association) conference which was held in Bloemfontein.  As the Marketing Manager for Rentokil, I felt that my attendance was mandatory – not only to meet industry players but to get a deeper understanding of the technical aspects of the field in which we operate. [...]