Pest repellent masterbatches-Bioplastics Magazine
It may not occur to you immediately, but many biobased plastics are vulnerable to pest attacks and can result in huge damages and losses to the application.
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Sneaky peaky creatures depriving bioplastics
The markets for biobased plastics are growing virtually in all parts of the world and one side effect of this growth is facing difficulties due to the activities of rodents and insects.
Wired in USA
Rodents and termites are the most pervasive pests all over the world. Whether metropolis or village, no place is without them.
Download FileWaging war against rodents and termites
History is replete with examples where technological advancement has always been at the cost of nature, and that at every step of the way nature has fought back to get its due.
Waging war against rodents and termites
History is replete with examples where technological advancement has always been at the cost of nature, and that at every step of the way nature has fought back to get its due.
Banishing pests from crops
Plastics and polymers have revolutionised the way we live in many ways. As well as their obvious effect on day-to-day living - such as wires and cables for telecommunications, or gas distribution pipes.
Banishing pests from crops
Plastics and polymers have revolutionized the way we live in many ways. As well as their obvious effect on day-to-day living - such as wires and cables for telecommunications, or gas distibution pipes.
Non toxic additives: Rodent and termite control in plastics
Polymeric materials cater to a plethora of applications, namely wires, cables, plastic pipelines, and so on...
Rodent and termite control in plastics
Polymeric materials cater to a plethora of applications, namely wires, cables, plastic pipelines, and so on; but they also cater to a range of uninvited guests, prime among them being rodents and termites!