Over half a million Euro bottles leave the OPHARDT Hygiene production line every year. The empty containers are either added to one of the popular...
OPHARDT launches Euro bottle made of PET
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To break the chain of infection, reliability is not just a feature. It is a necessity. At OPHARDT Hygiene, we understand that our products play a...
New apprentices at OPHARDT Hygiene
At OPHARDT Hygiene’s company site in Issum, four young people are embarking on their training adventure. At the beginning, the newcomers...
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When we reflect on many of the modern conveniences that much of the world enjoys, it is very likely that in one way or another, plastic is involved. Plastics...
Will a ban on single use plastic and mini shampoo bottles make the hospitality industry more environmentally sustainable?
It’s Wednesday evening. Half the week has flown by. The day was exhausting and no one wants to cook for themselves. Your partner suggests a visit to a...
We take a look at levels of noise in healthcare environments and the effect that this has on patients and staff
Summer is finally here and the days are long and warm again. With summer holidays fast approaching many families will be packing up the car and heading for...
Is dry time more important that consumer preferences? The rapidly growing popularity of foaming hand sanitizers complicates the question for whether healthcare...
Canadian plant adds solar power to manufacturing facility At OPHARDT hygiene, we are committed to being good environmental stewards and responsibly managing...
When dealing with hygiene in public washrooms, there are several components that combine to create a hygenic experience. We recently reviewed an article...
A Dutch School board has decided to renew its commitment to OPHARDT hygiene dispensers, by installing more than 1,000 new dispensers across its school board...
Hygienic waste disposal made easy Our hands are a primary carrier of bacteria, responsible for an estimated 80% of transmitted infections. Microorganisms that...