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Japanese knotweed over a fence

“Rip Off Britain” & Japanese knotweed

The BBC consumer programme 'Rip Off Britain' earlier this week broadcast a story on Japanese knotweed, featuring a lady in the Midlands unable to get a mortgage due to Japanese knotweed on adjoining land owned by a local council.

The plant that ate Britain

The plant that ate Britain

Journalist Matt Rudd produced an excellent article on Japanese knotweed. Entitled “The Plant that Ate Britain”, this article was published in the Sunday Times Magazine

Clockbarn Front

Environet Moves to New HQ

On 29th May 2014 we’ve finally moved to our new 6,500 sq ft premises, located between Guildford and Woking. Our new building provides us with ample new office space, warehousing for all our Japanese knotweed equipment and machinery, and space for us to further our research and development activities.

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