Moving to ‘prevention better than cure’ products


GEORGE TOWN: With face masks expected to see a drop in demand following the latest relaxation of rules, the safety and medical industries have switched their attention to hygiene and sanitisation products.Safetyware Group managing director Wong Kee Wei said his company would focus on products such as antibacterial hand wash, surface and floor disinfectants, and wipes.

“Safetyware will focus on hygiene and sanitisation products because prevention is better than cure,” he said.

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