Sudbury Farms is taking significant steps to enhance pest control measures and improve communication with the community following recent concerns raised by customers and local health officials. During a recent meeting of the Sudbury Board of Health, representatives from Roche Brothers, the parent company of Sudbury Farms, outlined their commitment to addressing pest issues and ensuring transparency with customers.
The company has implemented a comprehensive training program for staff to recognize and report pest-related problems effectively. This includes logging incidents for pest control companies to address promptly. The management expressed gratitude for the understanding and loyalty of Sudbury customers, who have been supportive during this challenging period.
Looking ahead, Roche Brothers plans to invest in additional resources for food safety and pest control, including hiring a full-time associate dedicated to these efforts. They are also expanding pest control services and utilizing new technologies to monitor and manage pest issues more effectively. This includes exploring infrared technology for better reporting and alarm systems.
The company acknowledged that pest control is a broader issue influenced by climate change and shifting weather patterns, which have contributed to increased rodent populations. As part of their long-term strategy, Roche Brothers is committed to using the latest materials and equipment in store renovations to prevent future pest problems.
In response to concerns about communication, the company assured the Board of Health that they would maintain open lines of dialogue and transparency regarding any pest-related issues. This collaborative approach aims to foster trust and ensure that both the company and the health department work together effectively.
The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to improving the situation, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in addressing community concerns. As Sudbury Farms moves forward with these initiatives, the community can expect enhanced pest management practices and a renewed focus on customer communication.