INDIAPEST 2026 Brings Together India’s Pest Management Industry Under the Theme “Safety & Dignity”

INDIAPEST 2026 Brings Together India’s Pest Management Industry Under the Theme “Safety & Dignity”

Chennai | August 2026

The Indian Pest Control Association (IPCA) is hosting INDIAPEST 2026, its 59th Annual Convention, at ITC Grand Chola, Chennai, bringing together over 200 delegates from across India and international participants representing leading global brands in the pest management industry.

With this year’s theme, “Safety & Dignity,” the convention aims to elevate professional pest management by promoting safer work practices, greater respect for frontline service professionals, and stronger recognition of the industry’s vital role in protecting public health, food safety, infrastructure, and the environment.

Over three days, delegates will participate in technical sessions covering labour compliance, skill development, chemical formulations, termite management, food safety, sustainability, and emerging technologies. The convention also features participation from key government and public sector organizations, including MES, CPWD, BIS, VCRC, Indian Railways, FSSAI, GeM, and Skill Development, creating a platform for dialogue on standards, policy, procurement, and professional development.

An international exhibition will showcase the latest innovations in pest management products, equipment, digital technologies, and sustainable solutions, providing attendees with opportunities to learn, collaborate, and adopt global best practices.

Speaking on the occasion, IPCA emphasized that pest management is an essential public health service and that collaboration between government, industry, researchers, manufacturers, and professional service providers is critical to building a safer, healthier, and more sustainable India.

INDIAPEST 2026 reaffirms IPCA’s commitment to advancing professionalism, encouraging innovation, and positioning pest management as a respected profession dedicated to safeguarding public health and the nation’s built environment.