Regulatory Report – Pest Management Professional

The Department of Labor is taking action to ensure workers are safe from heat-related illnesses, regardless of whether they work...

The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC’s) recent decision to preempt state laws and prohibit companies from using non-compete agreements appears to...

Hopes remains high that pesticide preemption will be included in the next Farm Bill, a package of legislation primarily related...

Pest management professionals (PMPs) who use restricted-use pesticides (RUPs) will be held to higher safety standards in an effort to...

Pest management associations at the local, state and national levels help inform PMPs of important regulatory and legislative change. Find...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is seeking a nationwide ban on non-compete agreements, calling them “an unfair method of competition.”

California is cracking down on illegal online pesticide sales in the state.

In light of the high number of workers who have left their jobs over the past two years, businesses can...

PMP's Senior Editor Diane Sofranec explains how the Farm Bill relates to professional pest control.

Tips for pest management professionals to take action to help ensure legislators in their states enact laws that will be...

West Virginia law now allows people to commercially apply pesticides without a license — and without meeting the minimum federal...

A proposed bill would, if passed, make pesticide preemption the law in all 50 states.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) implemented a new policy designed to further protect endangered species in January 2022.

More than 350 organizations comprised of members who rely on the use of pesticides sent a letter on Jan. 10...

Spray foam insulation has hampered termite inspections for pest management professionals across the country. In Georgia, a couple of changes...