Bedoukian News

Danbury, CT- Bedoukian Research, Inc. (BRI) and P2 Science, Inc. (P2) announce the signing of a Joint Development Agreement that builds on each company’s expertise in developing efficient routes to synthesize insect pheromones. Bedoukian Research, Inc. is a global leader in the supply of high-quality insect pheromones as well as flavors and fragrances. P2 has …

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Joint evaluation by researchers at The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (CAES) and Bedoukian Research, Inc. published interesting results for those who aspire to travel the world….or just down the street to the local Holiday Inn. Naturally occurring (or structurally related) compounds were tested for their effectiveness as bed bug repellents in experiments designed to mimic …

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Dr. Lacey Jenson is the newest member of the Bedoukian Research, Inc. team! Lacey joined the Regulatory department at BRI in November 2016 with the role of Registrations Manager. Lacey was a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Department of Entomology and Fralin Life Science Institute at Virginia Tech under the supervision of Dr. Troy Anderson. She …

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 Trans-beta-Farnesene, P3500-95 Bedoukian is pleased to offer P3500-95 trans-beta-Farnesene 95+%, an aphid alarm pheromone, at a substantially lower price compared to our previous grade P3500-90.  {We plan to also offer E,E-alpha-Farnesene in the near future}.  Please contact us for samples by email (customerservice@bedoukian.com), phone (203-830-4000) or fax (203-830-4010). See below for some literature references discussing …

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Biopesticide use has more than quadrupled since 2000. Made from naturally occurring substances derived from animals, plants, bacteria, fungi and minerals, biopesticides are used as safer alternatives to controlling pests and are frequently part of Integrated Pest Management plans. Bedoukian Research Inc.’s semiochemical offerings fall under the “Biochemical” classification of biopesticides. In his new blog post, Farmers Shift Towards …

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