On 25th July 2025, the Indian Pest Control Association (IPCA) marked a significant milestone by opening the doors to its brand-new office in New Delhi. This expansion not only symbolizes growth but also reaffirms IPCA’s commitment to serving the pest control industry across India with increased accessibility and efficiency.  Ribbon-Cutting and Celebration The grand opening was a vibrant celebration filled with enthusiastic members, industry leaders, and well-wishers. The ribbon-cutting ceremony kicked off the event, followed by a warm welcome and felicitation of key members who played a vital role in bringing this vision to life. The event was a beautiful mix of formal proceedings and festive spirit, reflecting the association’s deep-rooted values and future-focused mission.  Why a New Office in New Delhi? Being the capital city, New Delhi plays a pivotal role in policy-making and industry networking. Establishing a base here gives IPCA a strategic advantage in terms of representation, collaboration with regulatory authorities, and outreach to pest control professionals in Northern India. This new office will serve as a hub for: Member services and support Industry meetings and workshops Regulatory consultations Training and certification programs Highlights from the Launch Event Warm greetings and flower bouquets were exchanged among dignitaries A glimpse into the new workspace, which combines functionality and modern design Meaningful discussions on the future roadmap of pest control practices in India Light refreshments and team bonding You can view some glimpses from the event below: (Image credits: IPCA Grand Opening event at New Delhi office)  What This Means for IPCA Members With this new chapter, IPCA reaffirms its commitment to: Improving industry standards Supporting members with better infrastructure Increasing awareness and training on safe, sustainable pest control Strengthening the national network of pest management professionals This office is a step toward empowering members with more localised support and building stronger relationships across the pest control ecosystem. Looking Ahead   The launch of the New Delhi office is not just about infrastructure—it’s about vision, growth, and unity. As IPCA continues to expand its footprint, the association remains deeply focused on innovation, training, and delivering greater value to its members and the industry at large. Stay tuned for more updates and upcoming training programs via IPCA’s official website.

The Indian Pest Control Association (IPCA) proudly participated in the prestigious FAOPMA Pest Summit 2025, held from July 14 to 16 at the world- class St. Giles Hotel, Malaysia. The event drew pest management professionals, researchers, and companies from across Asia and Oceania. The summit was inaugurated with a warm welcome at Penang International Airport, setting a vibrant tone for three days of collaboration, innovation, and knowledge exchange. Representing India, the IPCA delegation included leading figures from the pest management industry, showcasing the nation’s growing role in global pest control and urban hygiene solutions. Throughout the summit, attendees explored themes around sustainable pest management, new technologies, regulatory updates, and business development in the industry. Indian representatives were actively involved in panel discussions, networking sessions, and exhibitor engagements with key international stakeholders. “FAOPMA continues to be a global platform that drives the industry forward. IPCA’s presence reinforces India’s commitment to innovation, quality, and responsible pest management,” said one of the senior IPCA delegates. The camaraderie and strong representation from India were evident in various group sessions and breakout meetings. The event also gave participants a valuable opportunity to understand emerging pest challenges, environmental standards, and digital tools shaping the future of the sector. As IPCA continues to expand its global outreach, this summit was not only a platform for learning but also for forming strategic partnerships that benefit both Indian businesses and the broader Asia-Pacific pest management ecosystem.