A white paper outlining the five most common ways that food plants lose points on the pest control section of audits, and how to prevent that, has been published by Orkin pest control company and NSF International, an independent public health and safety organization. Designed to help food plants with third-party audits, the free paper, “5 Common Ways to Lose Points on Your Pest Control Audit,” can be downloaded from www.orkin.com/commercial/orkin-university.
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