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Shubug Insect Repellent is proud to announce the launch of a new active-lifestyle brand, providing outdoor enthusiasts and fun-havers of all kinds with an effective and worry-free insect repellent.

Consumer Reports tests lotions, sprays, wipes, and plant-based repellents on real people, using real mosquitoes.

As summer approaches and you start planning camping trips, hikes, and outdoor adventures, bug spray becomes essential gear. But with social media influencers questioning traditional insect repellents ...

There are vaccines against some mosquito-borne diseases (e.g., yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis) and you can take medication to help prevent malaria. But you should also take precautions to avoid ...

LIDL has released a brand-new product that is perfect for repelling pests and insects. The days of fly swatters and zappers ...

Say goodbye to DEET and embrace the future of insect repellents with Grand Tongo's new, powerful and family-friendly collection of Picaridin-based repellents. The Town & Jungle Protection collection ...

North Carolina State University researchers designed a textile “Plant Armor” that forces insects to navigate a maze-like path if they try to reach a plant. The design was more effective at blocking ...

At GreenTech Amsterdam 2026, the Group will present BIORETE AIR PLUS and its agro-textile solutions to support growers in the physical protection of crops, in line with increasingly stringent ...

In October 2025, the radar received the FAO's Global Technical Excellence Award for plant health management. Now fully automated, it monitors insects from 70 meters up to 1,810 meters, tracking their ...

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