Inesfly Africa Limited has opened its factory in Accra, Ghana to help fight Vector Borne diseases in Africa.
The opening also saw the launch of Inesfly’s new ground breaking technology and a range of solutions that have been invented, tested and proven highly effective against vectors like mosquitoes, cockroaches, ants and houseflies that transmit endemic diseases like malaria, dengue, yellow fever, Cholera and sleeping sickness.
The factory according to Inesfly CEO, Michael Sjodin is an indication of the company’s long-term commitment to Ghana and the many jobs that will be created.
The Inesfly technology which was developed by its founder and renowned scientist, Dr. Pilar Mateo, consists of micro-encapsulations that allow insecticides to be released in a gradual manner, thereby prolonging the efficacy and reducing the toxicity of the active ingredients making it completely safe for humans, pets and other animals. The products are further fortified by the inclusion of insect growth regulators which prevent insects from fully developing and reproducing.
Inesfly Africa’s range of products can be used in areas such as agriculture, public health and animal health.
In the agriculture sector, where productivity is affected by pests and diseases, Inesfly Africa’s products offer protection to ensure better yields for the farmers.
When it comes to public health, be it in homes, offices, hospitals or in our general surroundings, Inesfly Africa offers a long term alternative to pest control. From paints to floor cleaners to body repellents, Inesfly Africa’s products can be applied on different surfaces both in and outdoors with long term effectiveness.
Narinder Singh – Chief Marketing Officer of Inesfly Africa Ltd went on to say that, our products are effective for up to 2 years washable and can withstand harsh weather, making them perfect for tropical climates.
With its unique innovative technology, Inesfly Africa limited is set to lead the charge against Vector Borne diseases and improve the living and health conditions of millions of people, not only in Ghana but across the World.
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By: Inesfly Africa