WASHROOM HYGIENE
Oxygen Powered
T +971 48870577 E
customerservice@oxygenpowered.com W
www.oxygenpowered.com
PMC
Units 35 – 38, Park Farm Ind Est, Buntingford, Herts SG9 9AZ
T 01763 271300 E
enquiries@pmcpolythene.co.uk W
www.pmcpolythene.co.uk
Fragrance Delivery Technologies Ltd. (FDT) was established in 2007 to develop, manufacture and sell revolutionary odour control systems for the “Away from Home” markets. FDT launched its first product VIVA!e in 2012. FDT commenced R&D for Oxygen-Pro (a system which was an ideal replacement to environmentally harmful aerosols) in 2014 and successfully launched the product worldwide in 2018. FDT is currently selling its products across the globe and there has been a substantial growth in exports over the years. Fragrances in the air freshening market have been used to mask odours and the hygiene industry has not seen any major innovation in the last few decades. Our aim is to be the world leader in fragrancing, odour control, and washroom hygiene systems and provide the most effective, reliable and eco-friendly products to our customers.
PMC is a major supplier of polythene bags and bin liners to the UK’s leading janitorial and cleaning suppliers. Our 25 years of success in this sector is a result of our dynamic and ever expanding product range. What’s more, we are frequently praised by our customers for our ability and willingness to adapt and evolve our products in line with their needs.
Our range of polythene products includes refuse sacks, compactor bags and bin liners with a full range of CHSA accredited products. As a manufacturer, PMC can produce products to suit your specific requirements such as bespoke print and colours.
PMC work intelligently with our clients, keeping a sharp eye on consumer trends and needs. Wherever possible we make suggestions to help expand and adapt our client’s product portfolio’s to meet the ever-changing demands and needs of their end users.
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