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Bed-Bugs.co.uk Partners with New York-Based Dana K9

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The exclusive licensing agreement allows Dana K9 to use, install and distribute Bed Bugs’ Hotel Monitoring System within New York State and New Jersey.

| February 6, 2013

Bed-Bugs.co.uk has signed an exclusive licensing agreement with New York based bed bug specialists Dana K9 Inc. The agreement allows Dana K9 to use, install and distribute Bed Bugs’ Hotel Monitoring System within New York State and New Jersey.

Used throughout the United Kingdom, the Hotel Monitoring System is a complete control strategy for the detection and control of bed bug infestations in hotels, hostels and care homes.

The system combines patented passive monitoring detection technology with highly developed, eco-friendly, processes for dealing with bed bug infestations, the company repots. Wherever possible, non-chemical means are used to eradicate bed bug infestations.

Inventor of the passive monitoring technology, Bed-Bugs.co.uk Managing Director David Cain said, “Our main focus is research into bed bug infestations and educating people about how to eradicate them. However there is clearly a need for this system in other areas and we are delighted to be able to offer the benefits to the North American market.”

Cain added, “There is a growing demand for bed bug solutions which avoid the need for chemical treatment methods and this was one of the aspects of the system which made it particularly attractive to Dana K9 Inc.  It’s also nice to buck the economic trend and put UK exports back on the map.”

Kristine Dana, president of Dana K9, added, “This is a fantastic system and will be a major step forward in our fight against bed bugs.  With its eco-friendly technology and discreet monitors as an added bonus we are really looking forward to introducing it to our customers”


 

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