“We are the product of our environment” – How the Italian Alps inspire Salewa’s dedication to natural mountain performance
Enrosadira – the sun theater in the mountains – inspires outdoor brand Maloja
How Polygiene helps keep the floor hygienic in food and beverage plants
Don’t let the bedbugs bite: How Polygiene can help us have a safer night’s sleep
Diesel & Polygiene Button Up The Secondhand Market
#PolygienePartner of the month: Helly Hansen
How to help clean up our air
Old denim is the new thing
#PolygienePartner of the month: Samsonite
Polygiene technology bats for sustainability in the men’s Cricket T20 World Cup
Did you know Polygiene Group has one of the coolest female CEOs?😎 She wears a lot of hats, and she looks great in all of them. We are not biased. It's just the truth! Meet Ulrika Björk.👇 #polygienevoices
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Os Foratos de Lomenás mountain trail running race has one of the most picturesque routes in Europe, filled with forest trails, hills and waterfalls.
The 22nd edition of the race will be held in the of Torla-Ordesa, Spain with four routes: 100km Ultra Trail Montañas del Ara, 52km Ultra de Tendeñera, 20km Vuelta al Cebollar and 13km Ruta Os Foratos.
Our partner brand in Spain – TrangoWorld Official is the main sponsor and this year, all participants will receive a technical t-shirt treated with Polygiene to stay fresh long after each run.
Good luck to all runners!
We recently spoke with Thomas Aichner, Marketing Director Salewa, about how the Dolomites continue to influence the brand’s mission, values and product development.
Thomas shares details of the brand’s latest innovations and discusses the company’s sustainability goals. Read the full story: polygiene.com/how-the-italian-alps-inspire-salewa/
The Polygiene team is meeting in Malmö HQ for a company meeting this week. 🇸🇪 We have a lot of fun but also work hard to reach our goals. Teamwork is one of our core values, and it's a major part of our culture. #polygieneteam
Today is #WorldRefillDay – a global campaign to prevent plastic pollution and help people live with less waste.
A good start to changing your habits is bringing your own reusable coffee cup to the coffee shop. Globally, we create more than 300 million tons of plastic annually, half of which is single-use.
Learn more: www.addmaster.co.uk/news/polygiene-backs-world-refill-day-with-antimicrobial-reusable-coffee-cups
