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Greyland Ltd. has proudly announced that Spray & Wipe Ultra, their multipurpose antiviral surface cleaner, has been tested against the SARS-CoV-2 virus using the NEN 14675 Standard Method.
The testing has certified and proven that Spray & Wipe Ultra is effective against the Novel Coronavirus, which is the cause of COVID-19.
Spray & Wipe Ultra has been tested against ‘surrogate viruses’, which experts considered sufficiently similar to SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) to prove effectiveness against the virus itself. It met the requirements of the British and European standards. BSEN14476 and BSEN16777, with a contact time of less than one minute.
Richard Dyson, Greyland’s CEO, said: “It was well worth investing in this additional laboratory test to demonstrate conclusively to our customers that our product kills SARS- CoV-2, the pandemic strain of the Coronavirus, in less than 30 seconds.”
Launched in April 2020, Spray & Wipe Ultra is an aldehyde- free, high-performance disinfectant with broad spectrum activity against bacteria, yeast and viruses. It’s an essential product in the fight against cross-infection in locations such as hospitals, care homes, schools, leisure centres, sports facilities, hotels and workplaces.
Available in 40% UK recycled polymer containers in both 5L and 750ml trigger spray bottles, very quickly after launch
it became Greyland’s top seller. Over £1m worth of Spray & Wipe Ultra was sold by Christmas 2020 and continues to be a sales phenomenon for the company.
www.greyland.co.uk
New name for Healthguard Hygiene
Healthguard Hygiene has changed its name to Bothongo Hygiene Solutions, as part of a restructuring in line with the need to consolidate the Bothongo Group’s growing global activities in hygiene.
Bothongo Hygiene Solutions is a sister company to InnuScience, the established manufacturer of biotechnology cleaning products, and the same integrated UK sales team will be responsible for both companies.
Healthguard Hygiene CEO, Nick Winstone, remains at the helm of the rebranded company. He said: “In 2020, we responded to the urgent need for hygiene products to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and created Healthguard Hygiene out of the Bothongo group of companies. Being incredibly agile, with the help of our supply chain partners, we were able to supply predominantly frontline users in the UK with 10m bottles of sanitiser.”
Having built up a solid base of satisfied customers and assessed new opportunities in the janitorial and hygiene space, it became clear that consolidation was needed
across the Bothongo Group’s main markets in Europe, North America and Africa. To ensure consistent positioning, Healthguard Hygiene took the decision to rebrand in order to reinforce their association with the Bothongo Group.
Nick continued: “Bothongo Hygiene Solutions’ mission is to provide best in class and value-based cleaning products. The approach to hygiene is changing post-2020 and we’ve launched over 60 new products that are aligned to a post- COVID era. Our vision is a world where people can live with confidence, knowing they are protected against pathogens by the use of our products to clean their environments.”
Alison Minter, Group Sales Director of Bothongo Hygiene Solutions and InnuScience, is confident that the market will react positively to the name change and new offering, and added: “I would like to assure all of our loyal Healthguard Hygiene customers that our team will continue to provide them with excellent service, and that they can look forward to even more choice when it comes to quality hygiene products at competitive prices.”
www.bothongohygiene.com
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