Rentokil Initial Malaysia

The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates 600 million (almost 1 in 10 people) in the world fall ill after eating contaminated food and 420,000 die every year.

Think on the number of meals we have in a day, and the different varieties of food that we eat, are we confident that it is safe for consumption? In a recent 2016 Food Safety Survey, 5 out of 10 respondents think it is more common to get food poisoning...

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) is a highly contagious infection. It is said that this disease is most common among young children, but get this; older children or adults are not excluded from the risk.

With the increasing food poisoning cases making headlines in Malaysia, more and more consumers are concern on the safety standards in food processing and its supply chain.

Rentokil Initial Malaysia brought together over 200 key industry leaders nationwide, from F&B manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, hospitality, food handlers, and pharmaceutical sectors with one objective - to improve food safety in Malaysia.

The words dengue and Aedes are no stranger to fellow Malaysians. With the alarming figures rising on dengue cases across nations, could this be a wake up call for Malaysians to take proactive steps and fight against this deadly pest?

• Themed "Innovating Supply Chain Risk Management Through Science And Technologies", experts from Rentokil Initial demonstrate to the participants just how important innovations are in managing food safety.

Rentokil Initial shares insights on their innovations as the company celebrates its 50th anniversary in Malaysia.

Termites are commonly found in Malaysia due to our tropical climate that is conducive to their growth. Besides that, could termites also strive due to our actions?

ACTING as Aedes Fighters, dedicated volunteers from Rentokil Initial Malaysia have worked together on a mission to eradicate mosquito breeding grounds, reducing the mosquito population, and to create healthier and safer environments for our communities.