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France Is Spending 200 Million Euros To Destroy Surplus Wine. Here's Why
Most of the allocated money will be used to buy excess stock, and the alcohol from destroyed wine can be sold to companies for use in items like cleansing products, hand sanitizer, and perfumes.
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MakeMyTrip Partners With Meru Cabs To Provide Sanitised Cab Services
MakeMyTrip has partnered with Meru to provide sanitised cab services across all major airports in India. With a commitment to prioritise safety, while minimising the exposure of the driver-partner and the passenger throughout the trip, a slew of stringent hygiene measures have been implemented by both the brands at all touchpoints. Some of the safe...
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With Liquor Shops Shut, Some In Bhopal Turn To "Cheaper" Hand Sanitizers
Alcohol-based hand sanitizers - dubbed as one of the key products to keep the virus at bay- are in high demand since the outbreak of COVID-19, caused by a novel coronavirus. However, with liquor shops shut after the imposition of the nationwide lockdown, some alcoholics in Madhya Pradesh's capital city, Bhopal, are turning to the sanitizers due to ...
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Hygiene Tips For Kids To Safely Use Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizers And Stay Infection Free
Keep germs far away from your little one's hands
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Say No To Chemicals. Pick Natural Hand Sanitisers For Your Kids
Are hand sanitisers causing harm to your kid's skin? Opt for natural alternatives to keep their skin safe
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Japan Hospitals Find Substitute For Sanitisers Amid COVID-19
Strong alcoholic drinks can be used "when absolutely necessary" instead of hand sanitiser in Japanese hospitals, authorities said, as supplies run dry as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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COVID-19: DST Supported Startup To Make Alcohol Free Sanitizer
A startup funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) will manufacture natural, alcohol-free sanitizer for hands and surfaces which would have long-lasting antibacterial and antiviral effect.
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Beware! Office Tea Bags Carry 17 Times More Germs Than A Toilet Seat
Office tea bags are 17 times dirtier than a toilet seat!
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France Is Spending 200 Million Euros To Destroy Surplus Wine. Here's Why
Most of the allocated money will be used to buy excess stock, and the alcohol from destroyed wine can be sold to companies for use in items like cleansing products, hand sanitizer, and perfumes.
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MakeMyTrip Partners With Meru Cabs To Provide Sanitised Cab Services
MakeMyTrip has partnered with Meru to provide sanitised cab services across all major airports in India. With a commitment to prioritise safety, while minimising the exposure of the driver-partner and the passenger throughout the trip, a slew of stringent hygiene measures have been implemented by both the brands at all touchpoints. Some of the safe...
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With Liquor Shops Shut, Some In Bhopal Turn To "Cheaper" Hand Sanitizers
Alcohol-based hand sanitizers - dubbed as one of the key products to keep the virus at bay- are in high demand since the outbreak of COVID-19, caused by a novel coronavirus. However, with liquor shops shut after the imposition of the nationwide lockdown, some alcoholics in Madhya Pradesh's capital city, Bhopal, are turning to the sanitizers due to ...
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Hygiene Tips For Kids To Safely Use Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizers And Stay Infection Free
Keep germs far away from your little one's hands
-
Say No To Chemicals. Pick Natural Hand Sanitisers For Your Kids
Are hand sanitisers causing harm to your kid's skin? Opt for natural alternatives to keep their skin safe
-
Japan Hospitals Find Substitute For Sanitisers Amid COVID-19
Strong alcoholic drinks can be used "when absolutely necessary" instead of hand sanitiser in Japanese hospitals, authorities said, as supplies run dry as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
COVID-19: DST Supported Startup To Make Alcohol Free Sanitizer
A startup funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) will manufacture natural, alcohol-free sanitizer for hands and surfaces which would have long-lasting antibacterial and antiviral effect.
-
Beware! Office Tea Bags Carry 17 Times More Germs Than A Toilet Seat
Office tea bags are 17 times dirtier than a toilet seat!
