YKK is presently producing essential parts at its factory based in Runcorn, Cheshire, to help support the struggle against Covid-19.
The European R&D facility, also located at Runcorn is presently able to create around 400 masks for YKK employees that are working in the mill in addition to for neighborhood schools and care homes.
Matthew Rawston, Leader – Product Development commented, “We had been approached to create sprays for local health workers and of course during these tough times, we were happy to encourage — the masks which are now being made are all using YKK products”
Tony Reilly, UK Group Managing Director said, “Without the dedication of our workers and staff involved, this wouldn’t have been possible. To be part of the struggle against Covid-19 is something we’re proud to support.”
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