Join us from 27 to 28 September 2022 at Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham for the inaugural Infection 360 Conference, where renowned speakers within infection prevention discuss technology and its part in combatting new and existing pathogens.
Cromwell Polythene
Cromwell Polythene are proud to be an independent, family-run business, committed to supply products for the capture and containment of waste and recyclables. It is their mission to be the most resourceful company in plastics, supplying products that help make the world cleaner, greener, and more resourceful.
They have an extensive portfolio, from waste and recycling sacks to all shapes and sizes of bin liners, compactor sacks, clinical waste sacks, and compostable liners. That’s in addition to food-grade bags, kerb-side recycling bags, woven sacks, disposable gloves and aprons, as well as a range of film, sheeting and tubing.
Their LowCO2t™ refuse sack range is engineered to provide maximum performance using minimal resources, including more than 30 per cent recycled Polythene. Cromwell are also the sole distributor in the UK for compostable bags made from Ecopond® biodegradable resin.
Complementing Cromwell’s sacks and bags portfolio is the ‘Wave®’ range of latex-free, disposable gloves for professional use. The range incorporates new, eye-catching packaging, with a fresh logo, better promoting the products environmental and performance credentials.
Cromwell Polythene are accredited by the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association (CHSA), whose code of practice provides customers with an assurance of professional conduct, customer service and quality. They also operate to ISO 9001:2015 standards as well.
Website:
http://cromwellpolythene.co.uk/Event Diary
Product Features
Healthcare is evolving through digitalisation and widening network capacity whilst simultaneously collecting a greater range and depth of data. The NHS is the largest integrated healthcare provider in the world with a supply chain consisting of more than 80,000 suppliers. The amalgamation of different estates, the multiplicity of legacy systems and the diversity of technology, people, processes and culture makes it a hugely complex environment. This is also vulnerable to Cyber Security attacks including data breaches where sensitive patient records may be attained for extortion, disruption or resale on the dark web. The current heightened political tensions and state sponsored cyber-crime only add fuel to this already challenging mix. In this evolving environment, it is imperative UK health organisations recognise the need to proactively manage and constantly review their Cyber Security posture as widely advocated by the NCSC for all the CNI sector.
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