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Title: Lecture 6: Pest control


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A.Food Safety and H.A.C.C.P.1.Food Safety
Requirements
6. Pest Control
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Pest control
  • It is an area of food safety that often gets
    overlooked until a problem is discovered.
    However, pest activity can severely affect a food
    business.

3
Pests
  • Pests will be attracted to any location that can
    offer food, warmth or a place that can offer
    protection and it is simply not possible to
    remove their presence from the environment
    completely

4
Pest Categories (part I)
  • Rodents Rats and Mice
  • Birds Pigeons, Crows, Seagulls, Starlings and
    Sparrows

5
Pest Categories (part II)
  • Insects Flies, Cockroaches, Beetles, Ants, Wasps

6
Pest and vermin control (part I)
  • Implement an Extermination Disinsectisation
    plan
  • Use suitable traps
  • Take immediate action in case hosts, or even
    signs of them, are detected in an area

7
Pest and vermin control (part II)
  • Restrict pest access on site (curtains,
    well-maintained buildings, etc)
  • Eliminate chances for potential hosts to find
    food or shelter in food handling areas
    (cleanliness, well-maintained buildings, etc)

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Hosts are attracted in areas where there is food,
water shelter
shelter
food
water
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Pest control measures (part I)
  • Pest Proofing
  • Buildings that house food premises must be in a
    good state of repair. This itself will help to
    restrict pest access and prevent them
    establishing breeding grounds. 

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Pest control measures (part II)
  • Insect Screens
  • Windows and doors will inevitably be opened from
    time to time and this is an obvious easy way to
    allow pests to enter a food premises. Therefore,
    the fitting of screens will help to reduce the
    opportunity for pest to gain access.

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Pest control measures (part III)
  • Electronic Fly Killing Devices (EFK's)
  • Probably the most commonly used pest control
    devices seen in food business are EFK's . They
    are recognised due to the coloured bulb that
    attracts flying pests. These devices attract and
    then electrocute flying insects to reduce
    possible contamination of food.

12
7 steps to food safety and restaurant pest control
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Effective pest control
  • It is an obligation
  • It is crucial to take preventive measures

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Summary of 6th Lecture
  • Pest Categories
  • Pest Control Measures
  • Effective pest control
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