Medicom France in the news

Global health authorities are soliciting Angers-based Medicom for protective equipment to combat a hantavirus outbreak.

Medicom maintains a 50% surplus production capacity across its global facilities to ensure immediate response readiness for future viral outbreaks.

Medicom's Angers plant is coordinating with the French government to potentially triple mask production in response to hantavirus concerns.

Medicom maintains industrial readiness to triple mask production as the French state anticipates potential health risks like Hantavirus.

A medical protection manufacturer in France is scaling up mask production and coordinating with health authorities to address hantavirus and Ebola threats.

Medicom France is boosting production of personal protective equipment, including masks and specialized suits, to address global health threats like hantavirus and Ebola, while navigating geopolitical cost increases.

Medicom is preparing to triple its daily mask production in France to meet government and private sector demand following hantavirus concerns.

ManiKHeir is expanding its nitrile glove production from industrial and medical sectors into the consumer market at its Sarthe facility.

Medicom launches a new line of FFP2 and FFP3 masks to provide respiratory protection for professionals in industrial environments, enhancing its industrial equipment offerings.

Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, France's domestic production of masks and hydroalcoholic gel has drastically reduced, with only a few established manufacturers, including Medicom SAS, managing to survive through strategic investments and public contracts amidst fierce competition and declining demand.

Medicom has launched a major nitrile glove factory in Sarthe with an 88 million euro investment to produce 900 million units annually.

Medicom has launched an 88 million Euro nitrile glove manufacturing plant in France to reduce import dependency and provide eco-friendly medical protection.

Medicom subsidiary Kolmi-Hopen opened a new disposable glove factory in France, serving healthcare and sensitive industries.

Manikheir, a Medicom subsidiary, opened a new 88 million euro nitrile glove factory in Sarthe, France, with an annual production target of 900 million to 1 billion gloves.

Medicom launched France's first nitrile medical glove factory to ensure healthcare sovereignty and local industrial production.

Manikheir, a Medicom subsidiary, opened a new 88-million-euro factory in Bessé-sur-Braye, France, to produce 900 million single-use nitrile gloves annually, re-localizing production to reduce European reliance on Asian imports.

Medicom SAS, a French manufacturer of disposable hygiene products, finished 2023 in the red due to the lingering effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, but expects improvement with the opening of a new disposable glove factory.

Manikheir, a subsidiary of Medicom, has resumed surgical glove production in France at its Bessé-sur-Braye plant, investing 80 million euros to produce 70 million pairs monthly and employ 82 people.

Medicom founder Ronald Reuben was awarded the Medal of the National Assembly of Quebec to mark the company's 35-year history and its global leadership in infection control.

Sandrine Engels has taken over as the new head of the European division of the medical disposable manufacturer Medicom.