Suterra
BEND, Ore. — Suterra, which focuses on sustainable pheromone pest control, has released CheckMate Puffer IMM to control Indianmeal moth and other stored product moth species in commercial food handling and processing facilities.
The new Puffer IMM aims to be easy to deploy and can be used in a variety of commercial settings such as food manufacturing, milling, storage, distribution and retail settings. When infestations of stored product moths are found in these settings, costly operation shutdowns, extensive cleaning, insecticide treatments or fumigation are usually required.
Suterra’s product aims to prevent infestations and all the associated impacts by preventing pest mating. The new Puffer IMM uses the same Puffer technology that is trusted by thousands of growers in 20 different countries, worldwide. This aerosol device automatically puffs non-toxic, species specific pheromone into the air to confuse and interrupt mating of moths, lowering pest populations and helping pest management professionals achieve ultimate control.
“We are thrilled to launch a product that delivers safety, convenience and cost savings to the commercial food industry. We tested this in virtually all food settings for more than five years in over 30 trials to ensure the best performance and control against stored product moth pests in large-scale food handling facilities” said Vijay Pai, general manager of commercial pests for Suterra.
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