Alexandra and SEKO Logistics partner to support donation of PPE to protect staff and residents at care home group

SEKO Logistics teams up with Alexandra Workwear of Thornbury, Bristol, to deliver vital personal protection equipment (PPE) to the 69 homes in the Order of St John Care Trust (OSJCT) group of care homes.

By LoadstarEditorial

29/04/2020

Alexandra and its global supply chain partner, SEKO Logistics, have together supported the donation of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including protective gloves, face masks and aprons, for frontline staff working in a British care home group.

The two companies have joined together to fund and deliver 380,000 items of protective equipment to The Orders of St John Care Trust, one of the UK’s leading not-for-profit care organisations providing high quality care for older people at 69 locations across Gloucestershire, ...

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