LONDON, ON , Aug. 25, 2022 /CNW/ - Minco Wholesale & Supply Inc. is proud to announce a brand-new partnership with Canadian manufacturer Supermax Healthcare Canada Group, a leader in the industry specializing in the manufacture of premium healthcare, dental, industrial, and EMS products, including their renowned disposable protective product line, Aurelia®.
This new agreement will further enhance the available full selection of products and supplies made with quality and distributed with reliance by Minco Supply, to a wide range of valued clients within the healthcare, agriculture, industrial, and hospitality sectors.
Amongst the healthcare and personal protective products manufactured by Supermax Healthcare Canada Group and now included for your benefit in the Minco Supply catalog, are several new models of quality protective exam grade nitrile, vinyl and latex gloves, non-woven & cotton medical products, protective apparel including isolation gowns, bouffant caps, hairnets, balaclavas, and shoe covers as well as several new models of protective masks extensively used in the hospital, long term care and clinic settings. Some of the most popular products included in the offering are Aurelia® Ignite Nitrile Gloves, Aurelia® Robust Nitrile Gloves, Aurelia® Transform Nitrile Gloves, Aurelia® Bold and Bold Max Nitrile Gloves, Aurelia® Delight PF Vinyl Gloves, and Aurelia® Vibrant Latex Gloves.
"We're excited to work with Minco Supply and grow the partnership. Minco Supply services a wide range of clients, and we're excited to have them offer the full Supermax Aurelia products line to their customers," says Sylvain Bergeron , Executive Vice-President, and Partner at Supermax Healthcare, Aurelia Canada .
"Thanks to this new partnership, Minco Supply is now positioned more than ever as a lead supplier of choice in the Canadian marketplace. The Aurelia product line offers disposable protective gloves and many products suitable for all industries, from hospital settings to mechanical and industrial settings, all industries are covered and Minco Supply is ready to serve them with quality products" says Nori Minicilli , Executive Director of Minco Supply.
Renowned for the quality of products and fine customer service, Minco Supply once again demonstrates its mission statement and determination to be your number one choice when choosing a health and safety supplier. Whether it is for your business or personal requirements, Minco Supply is ready to serve you and your business.
Minco Wholesale & Supply Inc. ships Canada-wide and USA -wide. Shop Online: https://shop.mincosupply.com/
*About Minco Wholesale & Supply
With over 15 years of proven experience, Minco Supply is a Canadian-based leading North American supplier of health, safety, and hospitality products. Minco Supply specializes in the general supply of products to businesses within the medical, hospitality, agriculture, industrial, and office sectors.
*About Supermax Healthcare Canada Group
Supermax Corp. is the second largest disposable glove manufacturer in the world. Currently, Supermax exports to over 160 countries worldwide. As a manufacturer of its products, Supermax has developed a range of successful brands such as Supermax Medical & Aurelia®. These reliable brands are recognized by laboratories, hospitals, pharmacists, doctors, and surgeons around the world.
For further information or to place an order please call: 1-888-MINCO-11 (1-888-646-2611) or email Jason Lacroix : jason@mincosupply.com
You can also shop online at: https://shop.mincosupply.com/shop
SOURCE Minco Wholesale and Supply Inc
View original content to download multimedia: http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/August2022/25/c2500.html
(Bloomberg) -- 3M Co. lost its fight to block jury trials in more than 230,000 lawsuits accusing it of harming US soldiers. The company’s shares fell on the ruling.Most Read from BloombergNearly 60,000 Sneakers in $85 Million Ponzi Scheme to Go on SaleGOP Fury Over ESG Triggers Backlash With US Pensions at RiskFed’s Jackson Hole Conference Is Underway: Here’s What to ExpectWorld’s Most Popular Password Manager Says It Was HackedA 129-Foot Superyacht Worth Millions Sinks Off the Italian CoastUS B
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Global shipping container suppliers China International Marine Containers and Maersk Container Industry in a joint statement on Thursday said they have abandoned a merger plan, citing significant regulatory challenges. China International Marine Containers (CIMC) in September had agreed to buy the Danish shipping company AP Moeller - Maersk's refrigerated containers maker for $987.3 million. The U.S. Justice Department said the deal would have combined two of the world's four suppliers of refrigerated shipping containers and further concentrated the global cold supply chain.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. government said on Thursday it will suspend 26 China-bound flights from the United States by four Chinese carriers in response to the Chinese government's decision to suspend some U.S. carrier flights over COVID-19 cases. The decision will affect flights by Xiamen, Air China, China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines from Sept. 5 to Sept. 28. The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) cited the recent cancellation of 26 American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines flights over COVID-19 cases.
Yahoo Finance's Anjalee Khemlani joins the Live show to discuss Pfizer's response to its Moderna lawsuit allegations.
Here’s a good bit of news for retirees in 2022: you can keep more money in your tax-deferred retirement accounts.
California will ban the sale of internal combustion engine passenger cars by 2035, officials there said on Aug. 24. The policy, coming on top of new incentives for EV buyers in the Inflation Reduction Act, could dramatically reshape the entire US vehicle fleet. California is the country’s biggest vehicle market, and more than a dozen states copy its emissions standards.
Skyrocketing prices for natural gas have Europeans scrambling for alternative energy sources.In Germany, where households face a 480 euro rise in their gas bills, people are resorting to stockpiling firewood.
Moderna is suing Pfizer and BioNTech over COVID-19 vaccine technology
An internal survey of Boeing Co. workers authorized to perform tasks on behalf of the Federal Aviation Administration has found nearly 50% of the workers have seen improvement in management oversight in the past 12 months. The relationship between Boeing (NYSE: BA), the employees that are part of the FAA’s Organization Designation Authorization program, and the regulatory agency came under scrutiny in recent years following investigations into the development of the 737 MAX that included allegations of undue pressure to speed along the certification process. While none of Spirit’s (NYSE: SPR) work was implicated in either crash, Boeing-installed flight control software that has since been updated was acknowledged as a factor in each.
An American classic, Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) has been refreshing customers since 1886. If all that doesn't convince you that it's a solid investment, here's another fun fact about Coke: Its biggest shareholder is none other than Warren Buffett, who says he'll never sell a single share. Here are five reasons why Coca-Cola has remained the undisputed leader in carbonated beverages for over 100 years.
Inovio Pharmaceuticals has agreed to settle a shareholder class action lawsuit, which alleged the Plymouth Meeting biotech company made "false and misleading" statements about the development of a Covid-19 vaccine in public disclosures. The settlement agreement, which still requires court approval, calls for Inovio (NASDAQ: INO) to pay the class $30 million in cash and another $14 million in common stock to settle all outstanding claims. A spokesman for Inovio said the company's policy is not to comment on ongoing litigation.
JPMorgan Chase says ongoing inflation and an outlook for sharply lower returns for investors means that retirees should toss the long-standing 4% rule. That's the rule that says retirees can safely draw down their savings by 4% per year without … Continue reading → The post JPMorgan Says You Can Safely Withdraw This Much From Your Retirement Accounts Yearly appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.
Beijing offered a rare concession Friday, agreeing to allow U.S. accounting regulators to examine the audits of Chinese firms listed on American stock exchanges.
U.S-listed shares of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Nio Inc. were among Chinese names trading higher in morning action Friday.
CEFs are overlooked. But they can make perfect retirement vehicles.
FedEx Corp on Friday asked a federal judge in Tennessee to stop one of its largest delivery contractors from "spreading misinformation about our business to unlawfully promote its own business for financial gain." The lawsuit seeks injunctive relief and monetary damages from a "coordinated and multi-faceted campaign orchestrated" by Spencer Patton, who has 225 FedEx Ground routes in 10 states as well as businesses that offer services to the roughly 6,000 U.S. contractors that transport and deliver packages for that unit.
In a lawsuit filed in federal court in Massachusetts, Moderna is claiming that its competitors’ Covid-19 vaccine infringes on five patents.
A thousand workers told Schwab that they need an average of $1.7 million in savings to pay for retirement. But inflation, monthly expenses, stock market volatility and other retirement obstacles are keeping them from reaching their goals. Here's what the … Continue reading → The post Here's How Much Schwab Says You Need for Retirement appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.
FedEx sued one of its largest delivery contractors in the U.S., saying the businessman has orchestrated a campaign to promote his own consultancy by disparaging the delivery giant.
The network could stop programming the 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. hour and give those hours to local TV stations to program, a cost-cutting move that would reflect broadcast television’s diminishing popularity.