Pest Exclusion Strategies to Maintain an Effective Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Pest exclusion is an essential part of IPM, which acts as a first line of defence that involves sealing and securing all potential pest entry points to prohibit pest from entering the premises. Eliminating pest entrance is very important as pests can easily penetrate into food processing facilities through small gaps and cracks on walls. Sources: 1)http://www.pestworld.org/news-and-views/pest-articles/articles/where -do-ants-hide/ 2)http://greatist.com/happiness/get-rid-of-16-common-household-pests 3)https://www.extension.purdue.edu/extmedia/fs/fs-22-w.pdf 4)http://www.sofht.co.uk/members/documents/CIEH%20-%20NPAP%20 Pest%20Control%20Procedures%20in%20the%20Food%20Industry.pdf Rentokil.com.my 1300 882 911 Copyright © 2014 Rentokil Initial Malaysia. All rights reserved. Ants Canteen, washroom and production area (1) Promptly clean up spills when it happens Trim tree branches to block pests such as ants, spiders and snakes from crawling into the internal building Rodents Storage room, monsoon drain and nearby waste site Seal walls and foundations between drains, conveyors, pipes, cable or ducts Warm humid areas such as kitchen, storage room and cavities near electric chillers Seal gaps or cracks on building’s foundation and structures Cockroaches Storage room, packaging and food processing area (3) Inspect incoming goods upon arrival for any evidence of pest infestation (4) Stored Product Insects Incoming goods Waste Outgoing goods Warehouse Product assembly Production line Building exterior Drainage Roof, ledges and eaves area (2) Screen all opening in the eaves of the roof to discourage bird nesting Minimise bird roosting with proofing methods such as bird point deterrents and nettings Birds Loading, production and food preparation areas Use strip curtains at the entrance of loading docks and food processing areas to deter flying insects Discard rubbish and food waste daily to prevent it from piling up and emit foul smell that attract flies Flies PEST ENTRY POINTS AND EXCLUSION METHODS Common pest hiding area Pest exclusion method Legends Rentokil Integrated Pest Management myRentokil is designed to provide you better traceability and easy access to all key information needed for audit compliance and your supply chain pest risk management. New Innovation At Rentokil, we work closely with you to fully understand your business requirements for the development of a sustainable IPM programme. We distinguish ourselves by providing a thorough risk assessment of your site. Partnership Education/ Exclusion Sanitation Treatment

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Pest Exclusion Strategies to Maintain an E�ective Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

Pest exclusion is an essential part of IPM, which acts as a �rst line of defence that involves sealing and securing all potential pest entry points to prohibit pest from entering the premises. Eliminating pest entrance is very important as pests can easily penetrate into food processing facilities through small gaps and cracks on walls.

Sources:1)http://www.pestworld.org/news-and-views/pest-articles/articles/where-do-ants-hide/ 2)http://greatist.com/happiness/get-rid-of-16-common-household-pests3)https://www.extension.purdue.edu/extmedia/fs/fs-22-w.pdf4)http://www.sofht.co.uk/members/documents/CIEH%20-%20NPAP%20Pest%20Control%20Procedures%20in%20the%20Food%20Industry.pdf

Rentokil.com.my 1300 882 911

AntsCanteen, washroom and production area(1)

Promptly clean up spills when it happensTrim tree branches to block pests such as ants, spiders and snakes from crawling into the internal building

RodentsStorage room, monsoon drain and nearby waste siteSeal walls and foundations between drains, conveyors, pipes, cable or ducts

Warm humid areas such as kitchen, storage room and cavities near electric chillersSeal gaps or cracks on building’s foundation and structures

CockroachesStorage room, packaging and food processing area(3)

Inspect incoming goods uponarrival for any evidence of pestinfestation(4)

Stored Product Insects

Incoming goods

Waste

Outgoing goods

Warehouse

Product assembly

Production line

Building exterior

Drainage

Roof, ledges and eaves area (2)

Screen all opening in the eaves of the roof to discourage bird nestingMinimise bird roosting with proo�ng methods such as bird point deterrents and nettings

BirdsLoading, production and food preparation areasUse strip curtains at the entrance of loading docks and food processingareas to deter �ying insectsDiscard rubbish and food waste dailyto prevent it from piling up and emit foul smell that attract �ies

Flies

PEST ENTRY POINTS AND EXCLUSION METHODS

Common pest hiding areaPest exclusion method

Legends

Rentokil Integrated Pest Management

myRentokil is designed to provide you better traceability and easy access to all key information needed for audit complianceand your supply chain pest risk management.

New Innovation

At Rentokil, we work closely with you to fully understand your business requirements for the development of a sustainable IPM programme. We distinguish ourselves by providing a thorough risk assessment of your site.

Partnership Education/ Exclusion

Sanitation Treatment