Birds play a major role in causing damage to the crops. When birds have eaten seeds or pulled out seedlings they are taken away from the field resulting in damaged fruits and loss of their marketability.
Apart from crops and plants, birds are causing major trouble to homes we live in. Most of the time it’s just pigeons and crows. Bird feces is very acidic in nature and it’s best to get it cleaned and avoid them from entering.
Comprehensive assessment for the type and magnitude of the infestation to give you an overview of the pest problem in your pharmaceutical facility
We control all types of infestations using eco-friendly chemicals and alternative means based on the pest type
Preventative measures suggested by us can help your facility block further infestations and help you stay pest-free in the future
Monitoring your facility after pest control helps you identify any future infestations as they begin to appear will prevent escalations
Regular follow ups from our technicians will spread the awareness about pest control and make your teams more vigilant about pests at their inception
Regulated industries need documenting the pest control programs so that the documentation can be submitted to authorities when asked for
Prudent PMP’s Pharmaceutical pest management services are inline with the guidelines of US FDA and Indian pharmaceutical regulatory bodies meeting their requirements at every stage of treating pests.
Inspections are provided by Prudent PMP based on pest control protocols strictly as your own. If required we give complimentary staff training to keep pests out, which requires the cooperation of your staff members each year.
Documentation will be ready at your facility to have a record of:
We even answer questions on-site with any protocol or the measures you need to know or have any queries regarding the instructions given.
March 21, 2019
Indian Pharma company fails US-FDA inspection because of pest infestation, gets a warning letter asking for corrective actions
April 13, 2018
US-FDA issues form-483 for one of the largest Indian pharmaceutical companies over findings of “mosquitoes and gnats” at one of it’s facilities
