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Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
December 21, 2018
Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
Bug Bytes

Filthy Flies Can Put Your Operations at Risk

By Chelle Hartzer
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Flies are considered twice as filthy as cockroaches. Yes, you read that right. That’s bad news for food processing facilities.

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Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
November 28, 2018
Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
Bug Bytes

Not-So-Fantastic Pests and Where to Find Them

By Chelle Hartzer
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Prevention is the key to protecting your bottom line.

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Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
October 29, 2018
Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
Bug Bytes

Stored Product Insects Are Costly Consumers

By Chelle Hartzer
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Posing a major threat to food processing facilities, these types of pests can be hard to find in your plant.

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Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
September 12, 2018
Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
Bug Bytes

Don’t Let Pests Wreck Your Supply Chain

By Chelle Hartzer
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FSMA has put a greater emphasis on supply chain management, as stricter regulations require food processing facilities to monitor shipments closer than ever.

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Judy Black, Rentokil
May 14, 2018
Judy Black, Rentokil
Bug Bytes

Impact of Climate Change on Pest Populations

By Judy Black
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The rising threat of pests accompanying climate change directly affects the global food supply.

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Glen Ramsey, Orkin
April 30, 2018
Glen Ramsey, Orkin
Bug Bytes

Implementing Pest Management Changes for FSMA

By Glen Ramsey
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With several requirements trickling down to pest management, preparation is key.

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Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
March 29, 2018
Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
Bug Bytes

Minimize the Risk of Pests by Maximizing Your Staff

By Chelle Hartzer
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To effectively monitor your facility, you need to effectively train employees.

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Glen Ramsey, Orkin
March 16, 2018
Glen Ramsey, Orkin
Bug Bytes

Using Monitoring Devices to Protect Products from Pests

By Glen Ramsey
No Comments

Learn how to outsmart pests before they make your facility their home.

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Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
September 12, 2017
Chelle Hartzer, Orkin
Bug Bytes

How to Prepare for an Audit at Any Time

By Chelle Hartzer
1 Comment

Pest management can make or break a facility’s score during an audit.

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Judy Black, Rentokil
July 31, 2017
Judy Black, Rentokil
Bug Bytes

How the Internet of Things Helps Pest Management in Food Processing

By Judy Black
1 Comment

Technology can save time and reduce risks that pests cause in the supply chain.

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