Locally developed and manufactured Surface Sanitiser
Hello everyone, Just posting this on behalf of my organization- Renovo Technologies Ltd. based in New Plymouth. We are a chemical manufacturing and R&D firm and have recently developed a surface sanitiser to supply to our local community as most businesses will start operating at Alert Level 3 under COVID 19 and surface sanitization will be one of the most important health and safety tasks. Please visit our website for more info and prices here- www.renovo.kiwi...
Our product is available in 500ml trigger packs and 5L packs but we can also supply 20L Jerry cans on request if someone needs a bulk amount. Please get in touch with us if you need a bulk amount or want to be a distributor in NP. I would also appreciate it if you could please spread the word around if you know someone or a business who may need a surface sanitiser in order to provide a safe workplace to the workers.
Thanks.
We look forward to your support. Stay safe everyone.
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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.
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