New language on pesticide warning labels to address bee health EPA will mandate certain pesticide labels to include “bee advisory box” to generate awareness of pollinator health as bee hive losses continue to decline With Pollinator Week approaching June 16-23, read more
President and CEO Chris McCloud was featured in the Daily Herald Business Ledger’s Coffee Break section June 5, 2014. Read below to learn more about McCloud Services’ growth initiatives and industry trends. Read Daily Herald Business Ledger Coffee Break Featuring read more
Podcast: Pat Hottel on Pest Management in Food Plants Food Safety McCloud Services’ Technical Director Pat Hottel, a member of the Copesan Technical Committee, discusses pest management in food plants, which also is the subject of one of the chapters read more
The Mid-Atlantic states are reporting large numbers of the large ground beetle, Calosoma scrutator landing on the exterior walls of buildings.
Nearly 350 attendees gathered April 15 at this premier food safety educational conference. | May 6, 2014 SOUTH ELGIN, Ill. — McCloud Services hosted its annual Pest Invasion premier food industry pest management seminar on April 15, 2014 at the read more
Thank you for attending Pest Invasion 2014. We hope you found the meeting informative and beneficial to you and your business. Key Highlights from the Seminar: Over 340 pest management, environmental health and food safety professionals gathered on April 15th read more
Patricia Hottel, technical director of McCloud Services, contributed to Food Quality & Safety’s February/March 2014 issue. Hottel shared insights on Next Generation Pest Management as part of the article on Advancements in Pest Control. Next Generation Pest Management by read more
The majority of insects captured in light traps inside a food warehouse or food plant are not food infesting pests. Read more to learn about the common invading insects.
Patricia Hottel, technical director of McCloud Services, contributed to Food Logistic’s March 2014 article “Food Safety from A to Z.” Hottel shared information on how smartphones can cause risk in food facilities and precautions to be taken. Food Logistics Sidebar read more
