Liphatech, Inc

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What is Liphatech's background? What makes LTI different from the other rodenticide companies? What can LTI offer to make my technicians better? Why is Liphatech's basic research so important? What makes Generation different from other single-feed rodenticides? How do I know if rodents are causing a problem in my facilities? How can I get a handle on the extent of an infestation? What are the basic steps for implementing a rodent control program? What if my situation is more complicated? Will rodenticides cause problems with poultry, livestock or dogs? How do I compare different rodenticide manufacturers? Why is proper baiting so important? What makes one bait better than another? What other factors should I consider in a bait? Why is palatability so important? Why are multiple-feed products cheaper than single feeds? Why should I buy single feeds? Q: What is Liphatech's background? A: Liphatech, Incorporated is a worldwide inventory, manufacturer and marketer of rodent control products as well as the US marketing and sales arm of DeSangosse, Agen, France for slug and snail control products. Liphatech, Incorporated originated from the Lipha Pharmaceutical Company with beginnings in France during 1946. As a pharmaceutical company, Lipha conducted substantial research into anticoagulants for the treatment of heart patients. These same anticoagulants went on to become the primary building blocks of many rodenticides; early research resulted in the invention and patenting of chlorophacinone in the 1960s. It was introduced to the U.S. as Rozol, a multiple-feed anticoagulant rodenticide that began to replace warfarin as the rodent control product of choice. In the early '70s bromadiolone was developed in the same fashion. During this time, Liphatech purchased the Chempar Corp., of New York, which had previously been the U.S. distributor for Rozol. In 1987, a new, state-of-the-art facility was opened in Milwaukee, for the manufacturing of Rozol and Maki (bromadiolone). Continuing research resulted in the discovery of difethialone in the late '80s, which Liphatech introduced to the professional pest control market in 1995 as Generation. In late 1999, Liphatech became the US representative for Aegis Bait Stations, responsible for the production and sales and marketing in the Americas. As the bait station business grew, in late 2002, Liphatech purchased the Aegis Bait Station business for all of the Americas. Our US production, sales and marketing operations are based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Also in late 2002, Liphatech, Incorporated became a subsidiary of DeSangosse, the world’s largest manufacturer of premier slug and snail control products, (i.e. Metarex) with World Headquarters located in the south of France at Agen. Return to Top Q: What makes Liphatech, Incorporated different from the other rodent or slug and snail control companies? A: The end result is we can make your people better at what they do, thus reducing complaints, callbacks and unsatisfied customers. We are able to do this because: - We concentrate our efforts in rodent and slug and snail control markets, allowing us to provide a higher level of service to your company.

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