Pest Exclusion Strategies Ipm File 739628

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    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

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    AntsCanteen, washroom and

    production area(1)

    Promptly clean up spills when

    it happens

    Trim tree branches to block pestssuch 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 chillers

    Seal gaps or cracks on buildings

    foundation and structures

    CockroachesStorage room, packaging and

    food processing area(3)

    Inspect incoming goods upon

    arrival for any evidence of pest

    infestation(4)

    Stored Product Insects

    I

    ncoming goods

    Waste

    Outgoing goods

    Warehouse

    Production line

    Roof, ledges and eaves area (2)

    Screen all opening in the eaves ofthe roof to discourage bird nesting

    Minimise bird roosting with proofing

    methods such as bird point deterrents

    and nettings

    BirdsLoading, production and food

    preparation areasUse 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

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