Avoid sore hands with Tork skincare solutions

Maintaining proper hand hygiene is crucial in the hospitality industry to promote well-being and prevent illnesses. However, frequent hand disinfection and washing can result in sore hands and skin issues.

Leaders in professional hygiene, Tork offers a comprehensive range of soap and sanitiser products that effectively address various skin types, concerns in the workplace and improve sustainable performance in the hospitality market.

Alongside the increasing demand for effective hygiene solutions, the demand from customers for truly sustainable products is on the rise. Besides helping to secure the new hygiene standard through outstanding handwashing solutions, Tork is developing products that support a circular society and our soaps are generally designed to reduce environmental impacts such as water consumption or waste.

The new Tork Clarity Hand Washing Foam Soap helps promote a healthy and hygienic workplace: 99% of the ingredients are from natural origin and designed with sustainability in mind. 7 of 9 ingredients are sourced from vegetable origin, the full formula is readily biodegradable and therefore an environmentally conscious choice.

The hands of chefs and kitchen staff are subject to heavy wear and tear, especially in the dining and catering industry. The new Tork Odour-Control Hand Washing Liquid Soap is specially designed for professional chefs so they can focus on preparing and serving safe food. The soap helps prevent the transfer of food residues via the hands while also helping to remove food odours such as fish and garlic.

Both come in factory-sealed one litre bottles with single use pumps that provide a hygienic clean hand wash and help reduce risk of cross-contamination. The bottles collapse as the contents are used, helping to reduce the waste volumes by 70%.

The demand for skin-friendly and sustainable hand hygiene products is increasing and Tork offers the perfect product combination to ensure the new standard of hygiene.

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