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Llandudno-based Sanitise Now has secured over £1m in sales orders within weeks of the business launching.
The company, which was set up in April to meet the huge demand from businesses facing the challenges of COVID-19, has gained orders for its range of sanitising dispensers from across the UK and from countries including the US, Canada, Qatar and Sweden.
Tracy Williams, Sanitise Now’s Managing Director, said: “There are lots of sanitising dispensers on the market, but the quality is not great. We wanted to produce a range of freestanding sanitising dispensers that look good, don’t show the dispenser, and that businesses would want to have on display.
“For organisations like hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues and corporates it is important that the products they select represent their brand in the best possible way. Sanitising dispensers are something that every business and organisation needs and will continue to need for a long time.”
The response from the cleaning and janitorial industry has been phenomenal and the company already has several distributor partnerships in place in the UK and globally. Customers include Genting Casino Group, Nobu Hotels, Native Hotel Group, Warner Brothers Studios, Samsung and Teeside International Airport.
Marketing Director Jordan Hurley commented: “All of our customers have been left with very little time to prepare for reopening and we can proudly say we have bent over backwards to ensure all deadlines have been met.”
John Liddle, Property Director for Genting, said: “When lockdown commenced, we knew very quickly that offering a hand sanitising facility was going to be a key part of our requirements within the new workplace and leisure environment.
“Across several weeks, we looked at numerous styles of dispensers from many suppliers. The product from Sanitise
Now stood out from all the others in that it was stylish and provided an automatic dispense facility. This has been welcomed by our teams across the Genting Casino estate in that it fits in with the quality of environment we provide to our customers as well as offering a simple and effective solution to this essential need.”
Barry Roberts, Sanitise Now’s Finance Director, finished: “We have been delighted with the response we have had to our products. While we identified a need for quality sanitising dispensers as the business and hospitality world starts to reopen, we also have plans to develop a broader range of products aimed at the cleaning and janitorial sector.”
www.sanitisenow.co.uk
Cleantec goes alcohol-free
Cleantec Innovation has launched an alcohol-free foaming hand sanitiser, certified to be effective against harmful bacteria and viruses with a 99.99% kill rate.
VIROGUARD Alcohol-Free Anti-Bacterial Foaming Hand Sanitiser passes the requirements of BS EN 1276 and BS EN 13727 for bactericidal activity, BS EN 14476 for viricidal activity, BS EN 1500 for hygienic hand-rub and BS EN 13624 for yeasticidal activity offering vital protection to the public.
The foaming formulation is proven to kill both gram- positive and gram-negative bacteria and enveloped viruses to a level of 99.99%.
Free from strong alcohols, quats, fragrances or dyes, VIROGUARD anti-bacterial foaming hand sanitiser does not dry out the hands or sting on application, making this hand sanitiser ideal for frequent, daily use. It is available in a range of sizes including 50ml, 150ml, and 600ml, plus 5L eco-refill packs, with wall brackets and automatic touch-free dispensers and options for private labels.
With demand for hand sanitisers currently exceeding the capacity of available alcohol-based production Cleantec wanted to offer an alternative that’s not limited by current supply chain restrictions and, above all, fully tested and certified to exceed the performance of standard hand sanitiser products.
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