Reduce your Plastic Footprint

 

We all care about the environment. Vision Shuffle Hand Hygiene refills are made from high grade, first generation aluminium are a truly sustainable hand washing solution and can help the Hygiene Sector reduce the impact of single use plastic waste on the environment.

VISION SHUFFLE ALUMINIUM REFILLS

SINGLE USE HAND SOAP PLASTIC BAG & BOTTLE REFILLS

Shuffle Aluminium refills can be melted down and reused an infinite number of times with no loss of quality

89% of all aluminium is recovered and recycled in Europe

No exporting long distances to suitable recycling plants

Sorting and recycling aluminium is an easy, sustainable, low energy process and rates as one of the least polluting of all materials when recycled

Plastic can only be recycled two or three times before it’s quality level degrades

Only 30% of all plastic is recycled in Europe. 31% ends up in landfill

Most plastic waste is exported to developing countries for recycling

Sorting and recycling plastics can be a difficult and costly process so a lot of plastic ends up in landfill or being recycled

Vision Shuffle Refills

100%
MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
than traditional single use plastic bag & plastic bottle soap refills
WITHOUT COSTING THE EARTH

 

According to EN14476:2013+A2:2019, the Hand Hygiene+ Shuffle passes viricidal activity against the enveloped virus Vaccinia virus.

The product is therefore effective against all enveloped viruses as defined in EN14476:2013+A2:2019 Annex A.

This therefore includes all coronaviruses and SARS‐CoV‐2.

For further information contact:

+44 (0) 7973 840666

+44 (0) 7376 703301

sales.support@hygienevision-europe.com

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Sources: Tinware Direct 2019, Packaging Europe: The momentum of metal cans – January 2019, Packaging News – March 2018, Aluminium Association UK – June 2018, The cost to recycle Aluminium vs Plastic. by Andrea Becker- April 2017, Health and Safety Executive – 2019, British Aerosol Manufacturer’s Association (BAMA) – 2012