Liquid bait for fruit fly trap BROS 30 ml

Liquid bait for fruit fly trap BROS 30 ml is a ready-to-use attractant formulated to lure and retain Drosophila (fruit flies) in domestic and commercial spaces. The product is supplied in a compact 30 ml bottle suitable for direct placement in traps or for dispensing into trap reservoirs. It is intended for use in kitchens, pantries, fruit storage areas and other locations where fruit fly activity is observed, providing a targeted method to reduce adult fly presence when used as part of an integrated control approach.

Advantages

The liquid attractant is formulated for immediate use without dilution, ensuring quick deployment in existing trap designs. Its compact packaging enables convenient placement and replacement, while the liquid form increases contact and retention of attracted insects. The product is compatible with standard bait traps and reservoir-type devices, enabling flexible application in both small domestic settings and larger food-handling areas.

Suitable for

• Kitchens and food preparation areas
• Pantries and cupboards
• Fruit storage and ripening rooms
• Retail display areas with fresh produce
• Bars, cafes and restaurants

Key specifications

• Form: ready-to-use liquid attractant
• Volume: 30 ml per bottle
• Target pest: Drosophila (fruit flies)
• Packaging: compact bottle suitable for traps and reservoirs
• Intended use: indoor areas with fruit or fermenting organic matter

How to use

Place the bottle or dispense an appropriate quantity of liquid into the reservoir of a compatible fruit fly trap according to the trap manufacturer’s instructions. Position traps near sources of infestation such as fruit bowls, waste bins or storage shelves, at a height where adult flies commonly rest. Replace the bait or bottle as needed when attraction or capture rates decline, and dispose of used liquid in accordance with local waste regulations.

Usage recommendations

For optimal effectiveness, integrate the baited traps with general hygiene measures: remove overripe or decaying fruit, keep waste containers covered, and regularly clean surfaces that may attract fruit flies. Avoid placing traps directly in high-traffic areas to reduce accidental disturbance and maintain the trap’s effectiveness.