At select Hudson's Bay locations across Canada, shoppers will find CleanSlate UV Sanitizers in-store, located at entry and exit points to support an enhanced retail experience focused on health and safety. The device takes the form of a unit that releases medical-grade UV rays to powerfully sanitize small objects like phones, wallets, keys, bank cards and more—all in the span of about 20 seconds.
By introducing Canada’s fastest and most effective UV sanitizers to its stores, Hudson's Bay recognizes that people may be washing their hands more frequently yet are also still handling mobile devices without thoroughly cleaning them. The sanitizer supports a touch-free experience and it has been found to be effective for eliminating at least 99.999% of harmful bacteria on common handheld items.
Medical-Grade UV Sanitizers
Hudson's Bay Uses CleanSlate UV Sanitizers at Entry & Exit Points
Trend Themes
1. Medical-grade UV Sanitizers - The rising demand for UV Sanitizers creates opportunities for companies to create more efficient and accessible sanitization products.
2. Touchless Retail Experience - The increasing need for touchless retail experiences may push more companies to invest in technology that provides safe and hygienic environments for customers.
3. Mobile Sanitization Devices - The popularity of mobile sanitization devices, like CleanSlate UV Sanitizers, shows that there is a market for compact and portable sanitization technology that can be used on-the-go.
Industry Implications
1. Retail Industry - Retailers can benefit from investing in touchless technologies like UV sanitizers to provide customers with a safer and more hygienic shopping experience.
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3. Consumer Electronics Industry - The demand for mobile sanitization devices, like CleanSlate UV Sanitizers, creates new business opportunities for companies in the consumer electronics industry.