Amvac Chemical
www.amvac-chemical.com
Amvac Chemical, a business unit of American Vanguard, introduced Nuvan Directed Spray Aerosol, a new broad-spectrum aerosol spray that can be used to control bed bugs, bed bug eggs, beetles, carpet beetles, cockroaches, crickets, fleas and other pests. Nuvan provides almost immediate control of labeled pests, the company said, adding that its active ingredient, dichlorvos (DDVP), is one of the most effective active ingredients to use against bed bugs, including pyrethroid-resistant bed bug strains. Additionally, the firm says, DDVP has a long history as a successful and efficacious pesticide product.
The aerosol has both contact and vapor action to affect and kill insects present in the immediate treatment area, which helps control pests not in the visible treatment swath and not directly contacted with spray droplets. For effective bed bug control, Nuvan should be applied directly to bed bugs or areas where they are known to have been present. It will not stain or discolor the treated area; however, PMPs should conduct a test application on a hidden area of the target surface prior to application. The aerosol may not be applied as a broadcast treatment or space spray. For localized application, a two-second application of product per 4 to 5 linear feet should be applied from a distance of 12 to 15 inches from the treated surface. Treated areas should not be reoccupied for at least two hours after application.
Nuvan Directed Spray Aerosol can be applied in localized areas of homes, commercial buildings, apartments, cabins, garages, basements, factories, hotels, warehouses and other commercial and industrial buildings. Additional areas include non-food and non-feed areas of food/feed processing, manufacturing and service establishment sites, including lavatories, floor drains, entries and offices. Consult the label for additional application sites and full application requirements.
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J.F. Oakes
www.jfoakes.com
J.F. Oakes, a manufacturer of professional pest control products, has introduced its new Tobaguard Trap for Tobacco Insects, with two pheromones plus a food lure to capture both cigarette beetles and tobacco moths. In the United States, the cigarette beetle causes the greatest loss, attacking tobacco in storage and during manufacturing, as well as finished tobacco and food products.
The Tobaguard Trap for Tobacco Insects is easy to use, the company explained: Remove the release paper, apply 1 ml of pheromone gel, fold over and place. Traps can be used by hanging or lying flat. They can be used in food warehouses, food-manufacturing facilities, tobacco storage facilities, tobacco shops, and anywhere cigarette beetles and tobacco moths are a problem. The Tobaguard Trap Kit contains 10 traps and one 10-ml tube of attractant.
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Earth Care Products
www.cleartheair.com
Earth Care Products, manufacturer of the Earth Care Odor Remover Bag, introduced a system to eliminate odors from trash cans. Pest management professionals can add additional income with their existing customers who have odor issues by offering this easy-use, cost-effective odor control system, the company said. To use, granules from the Earth Care Bucket are sprinkled on wet floors around trash area and in the cans over trash.
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FieldPic
www.fieldpic.com
FieldPic is image management for business. The app allows immediate access to images and comments directly from the field in real time. By having instant access to field images, companies can take faster corrective action to mitigate issues, and customers will see a reduction in cost by addressing issues that need immediate attention, the company said.
The app includes complete anonymous image routing to predefined individuals within an organization, reducing the chance of delays and lost photos. FieldPic has a fully integrated administrative console panel to manage users and permissions, and enables total access to the photos that are taken in the field. FieldPic provides images anytime, anywhere PMPs need them.
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Innolytics
www.ovocontrol.com
Originally categorized as a restricted-use pesticide with limited distribution, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) recently changed the designation of OvoControl P to unrestricted or general use. OvoControl is now registered for use in all states except New Hampshire. With the change in the New York classification, the use designation in all states where OvoControl is registered is general use.
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