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The National Pest Awards 2026 are open for entries. It's your chance to have your business recognised as leading the industry and get due credit for the professionalism of your team.

The National Pest Awards 2026 are open for entries. It's your chance to have your business recognised as leading the industry and get due credit for the professionalism of your team.

Farm surveillance of rodenticide resistance incidence, and adopting resistance breaking technologies, can effectively stop its further spread.

Professional pest controllers are now being invited to take part in the National Rodent Survey, put together by the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use (CRRU).

Syngenta has appointed Jake Braithwaite to the role of Technical Manager for professional pest management (PPM) in the UK and Ireland, to support the company’s range of products and innovative digital technologies for pest control in commercial, residential and rural farm situations.

Meet the finalists of the Syngenta-sponsored National Pest Awards' Diversity & Inclusion Award

Syngenta is the Principal Sponsor of the National Pest Awards 2022. Entries are now open for your business or to nominate someone else

High summer temperatures are set to trigger the migration of black ant colonies.

Richard Moseley has been appointed to the expanding Syngenta Professional Solutions pest management team, from 1 August 2022. He is renowned for introducing innovative new products to the pest control industry, along with the business support and practical advice.

The new highly-attractive Talon^®Track monitoring paste from Syngenta will help early detection of rodent pest populations, and ensure a smooth transition to the highly-effective Talon^®Soft for rapid pest control.

Production losses on farms run to millions of UK£ per annum as a result of damage caused and diseases transmitted by rodent and insect pests.

According to World Health Organization figures, around 435,000 people globally died from malaria in 2017. Increased prevention and control measures have led to a 29% reduction in malaria mortality rates globally since 2010.