Pestex Environmental Services

29/01/2026

CEO Pestex, Mr. Saeed Alam Malik delivered a lecture to the students of Unversity of Vetrenary & Animal Sciences (UVAS) on the topic of importance of Integrated pest management (IPM).🎯🎯🎯

03/01/2026

Mr. Saeed Alam Malik, CEO, Pestex Environmental Services ®️ was invited to deliver a presentation as a guest speaker on the vital topic of HACCP & Integrated Pest Management (IPM) for the food industry during the 2nd Pakistan Pest Summit, organized by the Pakistan Pest Management Association (PPMA) at Avari Towers.

Food safety and pest management are inseparable — HACCP and IPM together form the backbone of protecting consumer health, ensuring compliance, and building trust in the food supply chain. Sharing insights with industry leaders and professionals committed to raising standards was truly inspiring.

At Pestex Pakistan, we remain dedicated to setting the benchmark for quality, innovation, and environmental responsibility in pest management across Pakistan and the Arabian Gulf.

Proud Moments from Pakistan Pest Summit 2025 💢

18/11/2025

10/09/2025

"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, sacrifice and most of all, love what you are doing."

28/08/2025

Tired of Cockroaches?

We Get Rid of Them – So You Don’t Have To!

Don’t let pests take over! Pestex is here to eliminate cockroaches and other creepy crawlies from your home or workplace.

🚫 No more late-night scares!
🚫 No more uninvited guests!

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0311 9400286
www.pestex.com.pk

26/08/2025

🌧️ Rain can trigger termite swarms and hidden infestations! 🐜
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✅ Trained Technicians
✅ Long-lasting Pesticides
✅ Guranateed Protection
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20/08/2025

It's 🦟 and a great opportunity to share some key mosquito facts with you all today, plus some other interesting resources.

Fact #1: Only female mosquitoes bite humans and animals, as they need the protein from blood to produce eggs! 🩸 Males primarily feed on nectar and other sugar-rich sources like honeydew.