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Meet the Chameleon® Sirius X - the Stylish One.Designed for sophisticated front-of-house spaces, the Sirius X blends sea...
24/08/2026

Meet the Chameleon® Sirius X - the Stylish One.

Designed for sophisticated front-of-house spaces, the Sirius X blends seamlessly into restaurants, cafés and hotels while delivering reliable flying insect control with the benefits of Quantum® X LED technology.

Fitted with two Quantum® X LED tubes featuring FEP industry-compliant shatterproof coating and a dedicated LED glue board, the Sirius X combines discreet design with reliable performance.

Available in white, black and stainless steel.

For more information on the Stylish One, visit: https://shorturl.at/6zISi

Did you know⁉️🦟Not all mosquitoes bite! Male mosquitoes feed on plant nectar and don’t need blood to survive.It’s only t...
20/08/2026

Did you know⁉️🦟

Not all mosquitoes bite! Male mosquitoes feed on plant nectar and don’t need blood to survive.

It’s only the females that seek out blood meals, using the proteins they contain to help produce their eggs. That’s why female mosquitoes are the ones that pose a risk to human health.

Meet the Chameleon® Stellaris IP - the Tough One. A powerful, double-sided LED insect light trap, purpose-built for larg...
17/08/2026

Meet the Chameleon® Stellaris IP - the Tough One.

A powerful, double-sided LED insect light trap, purpose-built for large open areas and harsh industrial environments.

The Chameleon® Stellaris IP features an all-stainless-steel construction and is IP66 certified, providing robust protection in corrosive and damp environments, including areas where steam cleaning or hosing down takes place.

Its double-sided design maximises the 360° UV output of Quantum® X LED technology, helping to deliver effective fly control while using up to six times less energy than equivalent fluorescent models.

For more information on the Tough One, visit: https://shorturl.at/oInFr

Meet the Chameleon series! ✨We all know and love the Chameleon® Qualis - the Dependable All Rounder.With a choice of whi...
11/08/2026

Meet the Chameleon series! ✨

We all know and love the Chameleon® Qualis - the Dependable All Rounder.

With a choice of white-coated steel or 304 food-grade stainless steel, the Qualis is designed to fit seamlessly into a wide range of environments, from food and packaging facilities to commercial kitchens.

For more information on the Dependable All Rounder, visit: https://pestwest.com/qualis/

Think tha knows Yorkshire? Let's see how well tha knows fly control, too...🪰😜👉 Swipe through and see if your favourite m...
01/08/2026

Think tha knows Yorkshire? Let's see how well tha knows fly control, too...🪰😜

👉 Swipe through and see if your favourite made the list.

Sun's out, 99s out!☀️Making the most of the sunshine with a well-deserved treat for the team.🍦
10/07/2026

Sun's out, 99s out!☀️

Making the most of the sunshine with a well-deserved treat for the team.🍦

Keep flies on the bench! With football fans filling your venue this summer, you'll want every seat taken by customers, n...
01/07/2026

Keep flies on the bench!

With football fans filling your venue this summer, you'll want every seat taken by customers, not flies.

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26/06/2026

As we wrap up Insect Week, hear from Dr Matt Davies, FRES, Head of the Technical Department and Entomologist at Killgerm, as he explores one of the world's most significant flying insects: the common housefly.

This summer, Dr Matt's key advice is to focus on breeding sites. Identifying and removing these wherever possible can help interrupt the lifecycle before populations multiply, making early intervention key to effective control.

Dr Matt also discusses collaborative research by Killgerm, PestWest and Aston University, which demonstrated under lab conditions that the common housefly is capable of harbouring and transferring the hospital superbug Clostridium difficile, reinforcing the importance of effective flying insect management for hygiene and public health.

Thank you for following our Insect Week series; we hope you've enjoyed learning more about the biology, behaviour, and significance of some of our most common flying insects and why understanding them is essential for effective pest management.

Tiny but persistent, fruit flies (Drosophila spp.) are attracted to fermenting fruit, sugary liquids and organic residue...
25/06/2026

Tiny but persistent, fruit flies (Drosophila spp.) are attracted to fermenting fruit, sugary liquids and organic residues, making kitchens, bars and food preparation areas ideal environments for them to thrive.

What makes them unique is their incredibly rapid life cycle. Under favourable conditions, populations can grow quickly, turning a small problem into a widespread infestation in a matter of days.

Although they don't pose the same risks as some larger fly species, fruit flies can contaminate food and indicate underlying sanitation or moisture issues that require attention.

Swipe through our carousel to explore:
🔍 How to identify fruit flies
🍇 Their preferred environments
⚠️ The risk level they pose

With their metallic blue or green appearance and unmistakable buzz, blowflies (Calliphora spp.) are among the first inse...
24/06/2026

With their metallic blue or green appearance and unmistakable buzz, blowflies (Calliphora spp.) are among the first insects to locate decaying organic matter.

Their incredible sense of smell allows them to detect suitable breeding sites from remarkable distances, making them highly efficient scavengers in nature but dangerous pests when they enter homes, businesses and food handling environments.

Because they breed in waste and animal remains, blowflies can carry bacteria and other pathogens, presenting contamination risks wherever they land.

Swipe through our carousel to discover:
🔍 How to identify a blowfly
🌿 Their preferred habitats and breeding sites
⚠️ The hygiene risks associated with these fast-moving insects

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