Genesis Biosciences Stand 03.307A
Genesis Biosciences, a global biotechnology company, showcases the technologies behind its innovative antimicrobial and microbial product ranges at ISSA/Interclean, Stand 03.307A.
Antimicrobial range
The Biosan series is the leading feminine hygiene disposal solution which Genesis Biosciences is presenting at the show. These antimicrobial products are based on unique patented vapour action technology for the effective and natural control of bacteria and odour in sanitary waste bins. The latest addition to this series is the award winning e card, a natural antimicrobial product which eradicates bacteria within sanitary units, whilst releasing a pleasant aroma in the surrounding washroom. The e card is derived from sustainable materials and will biodegrade when disposed of.
Also in the series is Biosan P-max, the latest development in germicidal sanitary waste treatment sachets, developed for lined systems within sanitary units and Biosan Naturals, advanced fragrance technology blended with a natural mineral base.
Microbial range
Genesis Biosciences has the unique capability to ferment application-specific bacteria strains and develop concentrated, microbial products aimed at degrading
targeted pollutants. The Genzyme range is unique in the marketplace as it utilises extremely effective, eco-benign chemistry and is therefore an environmentally responsible choice. This advanced microbial product range offers versatile, multi-strain formulations designed for a wide range of applications from general cleaning to bioremediation.
First sanitary waste review
The first ever sanitary waste review has been conducted by Genesis Biosciences, analysing the market and products and technologies available, to help organisations make an informed decision. The report found that some technologies and treatments
GOJO Stand 11.417
After dedicated years of research and development, GOJO Industries-Europe Ltd is set to unveil new and innovative systems at the 2012 ISSA Interclean exhibition in Amsterdam.
Delegates can find out more about the exciting
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next generation systems by visiting the hand hygiene specialist on stand number, located in hall 11.
European Marketing Manager, Suzanne De Maine, says: “After several years in the making our latest developments certainly raises the bar for hand hygiene systems.
“After listening to our market we are confident we’ve moved another stride towards providing
used for treating sanitary waste may place service operators and washroom customers at risk of contracting viruses and infections, whilst being ineffective in controlling unpleasant odours. Analysis showed that a vapour phase system provides the most effective means of protection against infections and control of unpleasant odours. Findings also indicated the use of products based on natural volatile plant extracts provide the least harm to humans and the environment.
www.genesisbiosciences.com
effective hand hygiene solutions which will revolutionise the industry.”
GOJO has more than 65 years of leadership in improving wellbeing through hand hygiene and healthy skin. It provides solutions for a variety of away-from–home markets including healthcare, public facilities and food processing.
www.GOJO.com/unitedkingdom
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