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Signs of Insect and Rodent Infestation

General Pest Control & Environmental Control

Definition of Pest

Pests are harmful insects or rodents that damage food, spread diseases, and create unhygienic
conditions.

Insect Infestation - Definition

Insect infestation is the presence and multiplication of harmful insects in food areas that
contaminate food and spread diseases.

Signs of Insect Infestation

Live insects, droppings, food damage, egg cases, bad smell, shed skin.

Prevention of Insect Infestation

Clean kitchen daily, store food in airtight containers, dispose waste properly, seal cracks, use
window screens.

Rodent Infestation - Definition

Rodent infestation is the presence of rats or mice that damage food, spread diseases, and destroy
property.

Signs of Rodent Infestation

Droppings, gnaw marks, noises, nests, bad smell, smudge marks.

Prevention of Rodent Infestation

Seal holes, store food properly, maintain cleanliness, manage waste, use traps if needed.

General Pest Control - Definition

Pest control is the process of managing or eliminating pests to ensure hygiene and food safety.
Methods of Pest Control

Physical, chemical, mechanical, and biological control methods.

Environmental Control - Definition

Environmental control means managing surroundings to prevent pest growth and infestation.

Key Factors

Cleanliness, waste management, food storage, moisture control, structural maintenance,


ventilation.

Conclusion

Pests can be controlled through hygiene, proper storage, and environmental management.
Prevention is better than cure.

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