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20 June 2023

VIDEO: Watch the BPCA Member Awards 2023

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At the World Pest Day Digital Forum on 6 June 2023, the BPCA Member Awards winners were announced.

The BPCA Member Awards celebrate positive contributions made by members to the Association and the wider pest management sector. 

The awards were open to all BPCA Members, free of charge, regardless of the size of the company or how long a business has been in BPCA membership.

See who won in the video below. 

Source: Online

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