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launched Air-freshening innovator P-Wave has launched a new fragrance diffuser range under its recently created PW- Aroma brand.
Produced in partnership with manufacturer Carpex, Scentaura’s fragrance diffusers are ergonomically designed, discrete and user-friendly.
Mark Wintle, P-Wave’s Sales and Marketing Manager, said: “Ideal for anyone looking to offer an upmarket experience in their venue, the new PW-Aroma Scentaura fragrance diffuser range features advanced micro-diffusion technology, operates silently, and creates a perfect ambiance of subtle fragrance.
“The Scentaura and Scentaura BT units have three scent diffusion levels, delivering coverage up to 200m³. The standard Scentaura unit is controlled via a panel
below the front cover, but the Scentaura BT adds bluetooth control and advanced programming via smartphone/tablet.”
Available in black or white, the Scentaura and Scentaura BT fragrance diffusers can be mounted on walls or flat surfaces. The 50ml Aroma cartridges are effective for up to 90 days.
Completing the range is the Scentaura Max 1200, which has coverage of up to 1200m³, effective in large areas. Available in three colours (white, claret and black), and two sizes, 1200L (630mm tall) and 1200S (420mm tall), Scentaura Max 1200 features a digital display with 24-hour operation. It includes fully adjustable start/stop, diffusion and standby intervals, as well as a weekend on/off function.
Basil & Citrus fragrance is ideal for offices, banks, spas and health clubs, while Cute’s floral, fruity scent is ideal for cafés, restaurants and hotels. Big Boss is designed for hotels, offices, banks, showrooms and shopping areas, and Noble Garden’s fresh scent is a floral, green scent for offices, hotels and spas. Oriental Blossom mixes fresh marine and floral scents for a multitude of locations, while White Jasmine is ideal for shopping locations and hotels.
Mark concluded: “Scentaura, from PW- Aroma, offers the widest range of carefully researched and developed fragrances, delivered via the most advanced micro- diffusion technology from elegant units, designed for low power consumption. No matter what the location or space, Scentaura will enhance the experience for
everyone.”
www.p-wave.co.uk
Malaysia returns plastic waste to UK
Authorities have stated that the United Kingdom will be taking back 42 containers filled with plastic waste that were illegally shipped to Malaysia.
After China’s ban on scrap imports disrupted the flow of more than 7m tonnes of trash per year, Malaysia became the world’s main destination for plastic waste. Hundreds of containers of plastic waste have arrived in the country
without the required permits, and have been held at ports across Malaysia.
In a joint statement released by Malaysia’s environment ministry and the British High Commission, the 42 containers the UK will take back had arrived at Penang Port between March 2018 and March 2019. According to the statement: “The containers… were deemed illegal as they failed to comply with the necessary import papers.”
Earlier this year Malaysia vowed to send plastic waste back to the source country and get them to pay for transportation costs.
Dozens of recycling factories – many unlicensed – have cropped up in the country since the Chinese ban, with authorities increasing scrutiny on them as residents complain of environmental damage. Most of the plastic waste ends up burnt or buried in landfills, as it is contaminated or low-quality non-recyclable plastic from developed countries.
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