ABOUT
DEGESCH America, Inc. (DAI) was founded in 1977 and is the United States arm of German based Detia Degesch Group. Our corporate headquarters and production facility are situated in the Shenandoah Valley town of Weyers Cave, Virginia. This facility opened on March 15, 1979 and is the only producer of aluminum phosphide (Phostoxin®) and magnesium phosphide (Magtoxin®) fumigants in the United States. Through our nationwide network of Sales and Service Offices we provide a wide range of fumigants, insecticides, rodenticides, grain protectants, safety equipment and training to companies handling raw agricultural commodities and finished food products.
DAI MISSION:
We keep food and other commodities safe by leveraging our unique position as the only North American manufacturer, registrant, and end-user of metal phosphide fumigants.
As a member of the family owned Detia Degesch Group, we continue to set industry standards in the field of commodity and structural pest management.
We provide stakeholders with quality products and services by relying on the experience, expertise, and innovation of our global network.
1408 – A Gordon Ave.
Richmond, VA 23224
804-231-1000
Travis Wilson
twilson@degeschamerica.com
1810 Firestone Parkway
Wilson, NC 27893
252-237-7923
Travis Wilson
twilson@degeschamerica.com
P.O. Box 2721
Reserve, LA 70084
985-536-7720
Kevin McCreedy
kmccreedy@degeschamerica.com
P.O. Box 451036
Houston, TX 77245
713-433-4777
Kevin McCreedy
kmccreedy@degeschamerica.com
501 East 11th St
Tacoma, WA 98421
253-457-4081
Michael Carette-Meyers
mcarettemeyers@degeschamerica.com
Degesch America, Inc. is the United States division of German based Detia-Degesch Group. The Detia-Degesch Group manufactures fumigants in Europe, Africa and the Americas for international consumption. Our products are sold and used in over 115 countries. For more on our world wide partners:
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