Newsletter – June 2025
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Surgery doesn’t give you second chances. One contaminated gown, one poorly sterilized drape, and you’re looking at complications that could have been prevented. We’ve been in this business for over 100 years, and trust us, we’ve seen what happens when hospitals try to save money on surgical linens.
Hospitals invest millions in cutting-edge surgical equipment, then often choose their linen service based on the lowest bid. Here’s the problem: those surgical drapes, patient gowns, and bed linens handle blood-borne pathogens, MRSA, C. diff, and other healthcare-associated infections that standard commercial laundries simply aren’t equipped to process safely. Unitex has spent over a century…
$30M warehouse conversion into industrial laundry facility expected to bring more than 200 jobs to Hartford About 115 years ago, Polish immigrant Max Potack went to work at a small laundry service in Brooklyn, New York, operated by two of his uncles. A&P Coat and Apron Supply laundered linens and aprons for butcher shops and…