Anti-insect plastic technology
d2p anti-insect masterbatch is included during the manufacturing stage and kills insects by changing the character of the plastic. It is not sprayed or painted on the surface, so it remains effective against insects for the life of the product.
Insect Vectors:
Many dangerous diseases are spread by insects. Viruses, like Zika virus, Dengue virus & Nile virus and malaria. These are very difficult to deal with after they have entered the human body, so we need to control the insects which spread the diseases
Example of pests controlled: Mosquitoes, Weevils; Moths; Ticks, Caterpillars; Mites; Bollworm; Budworm; Green mirid; Cutworms; Aphids; Wireworms, etc.
Natural Anti-insect Technology
In addition to the anti-insect technology used to protect drip tapes from insect attack. We have developed a natural anti-insect technology masterbatch to protect packaging from penetrating insects like the Indian Meal Moth and pantry, grain and flour moths. These insects cause serious infestations of stored products in warehouses and food factories. The females can lay between 150-400 eggs at a time with an entire life-cycle being completed in 30 days, resulting in 8 or more generations of the insect per year in optimal conditions.
These infestations can have a significant impact on the food industry’s bottom line, as these pests can destroy large quantities of food stocks, causing financial loss due to wastage and the need to replace damaged produce. Additionally, the cost of pest control and preventative measures and structural damage caused by infestations add further economic burdens on the food industry..
These insects affect a wide range of food crops:
Rice, Nuts, Cowpeas, flour, All types of Beans, Chocolate, Pasta, Sorghum, Grains and Maize
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Kills insects by embedding the insecticide within the plastic. It is not sprayed or painted on the surface, so it remains effective against insects for the life of the plastic product
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