Sustainable and effective supply chain risk management with IPM strategies
Pests are a high risk threat in the food processing cycle. This could be prevented with a comprehensive integrated pest management programme.
By RentokilInitial — 13 Mar 2014, 09:49 AM — Updated almost 11 years ago
What makes an effective Integrated Pest Management Programme for the food supply chain risk management?
Pest can infiltrate the food supply chain from numerous entry points during the food processing cycle and it is a mandatory requirement to uphold stringent measures in preventing any potential food safety incidents.
The implementation of a comprehensive integrated pest management (IPM) programme and a sound partnership with the pest controller will save business cost in the long term.
Pests are a high risk threat in the food processing industry. They cause contamination to meat & poultry, seafood, crops, fresh fruits and vegetables, confectionary, dairy, wet and dry products in various way.
IPM is a concept that revolves on pest management being a holistic and proactive approach compared to conventional reactive pest control treatment.
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Identifying a pest control partner with global expertise that understands the phases of the supply chain risk management is imperative.
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