Commercial · Logistics, warehousing & industry
Pest control for logistics and warehousing in Germany — planned like maintenance.
We look after distribution centres, warehouses and production sites in western Germany the way a maintenance contractor would: a monitoring plan, fixed intervals, digital records compatible with HACCP principles and IFS Logistics, agreed response times in the contract — plus bird control in halls and on façades.
- EN 16636 · CEPA Certified® + ISO 9001
- HACCP-compliant digital records
- One named, English-speaking contact
DIN EN 16636Zertifizierter Fachbetrieb — geprüft durch die DQS
ISO 9001Qualitätsmanagement — zertifiziert durch EurASSite survey
Request a site survey
We inspect your site and you receive a written report — yours to keep, with no obligation.
Checklist · PDF
HACCP self-check: is your site inspection-ready?
Ten points the German food safety authority wants to see on pests — as a PDF to print and tick off before the first unannounced visit. No sign-up.
Download PDFSupplier information · PDF
Company profile & supplier information sheet
Certifications with registration numbers, services, service area, legal and tax details — one PDF for your vendor file. No sign-up.
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Three risks we take off your desk.
Rodents follow the goods
Goods-in, empties, outdoor storage: rodents travel with the freight. A documented network of control points keeps the site under control permanently.
Pigeons in the hall are a health-and-safety issue
Droppings on goods, beams and forklift routes fall under the German BGI 892 rules for guano remediation. We combine deterrence, netting and professional cleaning.
HACCP applies to storage, not only to production
Anyone storing or handling food is subject to Regulation (EC) 852/2004 in their own right: prevent pests, and prove it. IFS Logistics and your customers’ audits demand the same — and since 30 June 2026 permanent rodenticide baiting without evidence of infestation is no longer permitted in Germany.
Scope of service · Logistics, warehousing & industry
What the contract covers.
- Monitoring plan for halls, warehouses and outdoor areas
- Agreed response times and one named contact
- Bird control: netting, spikes, deterrence — plus guano remediation under BGI 892
- Laser cleaning for façades, steel structures and heritage stone
- Poison-free digital traps instead of permanent baits — compliant with the 2026 rules
- Records under HACCP principles — compatible with IFS Logistics, BRCGS, GMP and customer audits
Typical findings in this sector: Rats, Pigeons, Mice, Cockroaches.
Certifications · tender, supplier assessment, audit
Certified to EN 16636 and ISO 9001 — and you can check it.
Corporates, food manufacturers, logistics operators and public bodies typically require both certificates in tenders, supplier assessments and framework contracts. We hold both — the EN 16636 certificate with a registration number that is independently verifiable in the CEPA database.
DIN EN 16636 · CEPA Certified®
The European standard for pest management services, certified by DQS. Registration no. 31634375 PMS, valid until February 2029 — verifiable in the CEPA database at cepa-europe.org (no. 002DEU00417).
ISO 9001
Quality management across the whole company, certified by EurAS: traceable processes, documented visits, defined complaint handling — the basis your own audit builds on.
For your supplier questionnaire
Certificates and the technicians’ competence documents are shown on site on request and provided for tenders, supplier assessments and audits.
You talk to us directly.
No call centre, no queue — the technician who answers is the one who comes to your site. We speak English; reports in English on request.