JESMOND is an European based group of companies with headquarters near Zurich, Switzerland. Founded in 1985, the Group develops and manufactures proprietary multipurpose water-based insecticides. These products offer highly effective solutions across an extremely wide range of applications for home, lawn & garden, pets industry and professional pest control. They are marketed in both retail and industrial environments mainly under the Group's BIO KILL^® trademark in more than 30 countries throughout the world.

Insecticides have a long developmental history marked by the contrast between efficacy against insect pests on one hand and safety for man and the environment on the other. There has been a continuing struggle between developing more effective or safer insecticides. The Group's philosophy responds to the growing demand for more effective yet safer insecticide products by developing environmentally friendly products that combine exceptional efficacy with increased safety benefits for man and animals.

BIO KILL^® products are available for both indoor and outdoor applications. They are odorless, non-staining and safe for man and animals.
Applications include:

Indoors

household, carpet/upholstery/bedding treatment, plant protection, moth/lice prevention, flea and tick protection on and off pets

Outdoors

lawn, ornamental plants and trees, fruit trees, vegetable and flower gardens, livestock, insect repellent for clothing.

Under the direction of one of the world's leading pesticide experts, the Group continues to capitalize on its proprietary technology with the development of safer more effective insecticides. Recently, the Group introduced a new long lasting, safe and highly effective product under the trademark, BIO KILL^® Extra. This new product utilizes the latest in microencapsulation technology to provide extraordinary long lasting effectiveness. The Group has also developed technology in the manufacture and stabilization of micro-biological components for use as insect control agents. These technologies are expected to lead the Group into the 21st Century.