Sustainability in surface disinfection

How can surface disinfection contribute to sustainability?

In order to achieve the sustainability goals, healthcare facilities must also become more sustainable. And this important transformation does not stop at disinfection. Especially in the areas of surface disinfection and disinfectant wipes in particular, there is still scope for reducing CO₂emissions and saving on materials.

Read in our free Whitepaper onSustainability in surface disinfectionabout the requirements that surface disinfectant wipes have to fulfil and which adjustments can be made to improve the ecological footprint.

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