President and CEO of SE Health Wins First-Ever 'Women-Led Business' Award at the Markham Board of Trade, Business Excellence Awards
Innovative President and CEO, an example for leaders in all industries and a champion for home care – leading SE Health's commitment to helping people live and age well at home today and into the future
MARKHAM, ON, Dec. 5, 2019 /CNW/ - Shirlee Sharkey is a woman on a mission; to make people feel their best – at home. She's been leading this mission for almost three decades. Last Thursday, Sharkey, a long-time advocate for home care and a lover of dogs (go figure) was honoured with the first-ever 'Women-Led Business' award at the Markham Board of Trade, Business Excellence Awards.
Women have been leading SE Health (formerly Saint Elizabeth Healthcare) – a national, not-for-profit, social enterprise that specializes in home care, senior's living and family caregiving – since its inception over 110 years ago. In 1908, four nurses came together in Toronto to establish Saint Elizabeth Visiting Nurses Association; where they provided care to the poor, new moms and babies, and others in need. Today, women continue to represent SE Health in extraordinary roles across the organization.
Sharkey is at the helm of that leadership. As a pioneer and futurist – known for empowering people at every turn and 'keeping it real' – Sharkey has a track record for leading excellence in home care and for implementing health innovation and digital technology to enhance care and the human experience.
"I am thrilled to win this award surrounded by my amazing colleagues, in a region I proudly call home," said Shirlee Sharkey, President and CEO at SE Health, who sees the growing need for home care services in York Region and says it's a privilege for SE Health to meet and exceed these care needs.
"Today, with over 9,000 leaders of impact, we have many influential and powerful women at all levels of the organization – from the frontlines, to administration and beyond," added Sharkey. "Through 21,000 care exchanges daily and nationally, we are Spreading Hope and Happinessat home, and providing exceptional customer service and care to our clients," added Sharkey. "Thank you to the Markham Board of Trade for this tremendous honour."
In addition to leading SE Health, Sharkey, a 'fearless firecracker' from Windsor, Ontario, serves on many boards, including Excellence Canada, Canadian Frailty Network and University Health Network.
Sharkey's greatest advice for other women leaders on a mission: "move forward boldly, wearing your most comfortable shoes; and take the people with you – the people are always the starting point, the middle and most certainly the end."
About SE Health SE Health is a not-for-profit social enterprise applying knowledge, vision and drive to impact how people live and age at home, today and into the future. With Canadian roots and 110+ years of expertise, the organization brings quality excellence and innovation to home care, seniors' lifestyle, and family caregiving. Through its team of 9,000 Leaders of Impact, SE Health delivers 21,000 care exchanges daily, totaling 50 million in the last decade alone. Visit us online at sehc.com
SOURCE SE Health
NY NOW® WINTER 2020 MARKET CELEBRATES COMMUNITIES, ARTISTIC EXPRESSION AND CURATED EXPERIENCES
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (December 5, 2019) – NY NOW®, the definitive Market for Home, Gift, Handmade + Lifestyle, Winter 2020 market is presenting three distinct brand communities that will evoke discovery and embrace the affinity for lifestyle buying. Taking place Saturday, February 1- Wednesday, February 5 at the Jacob K Javits Center in New York, NY NOW will showcase the most influential portfolio of brands and products in Design, Sustainability and Wellness - ultimately creating an immersive environment to inspire and educate independent retailers who are looking to activate a new community of brands within their store.
“The upcoming Winter 2020 edition of NY NOW is all about embracing our communities of brands and products with the goal to stimulate, energize and inspire retailers and media alike. At this market, we will introduce new and relevant brands across the many lifestyle product categories NY NOW offers,” says Ilene Shaw, Shaw & Co. Productions and NY NOW’s curator. “We continue to evolve and invigorate the NY NOW market as a leading resource for the industry, and we strive to support discovery and the tremendous excitement and momentum centered around lifestyle buying,” added Shaw
Accent on Design: The home and gift industry’s leading resource for innovative, forward-thinking design, Accent on Design®, presents a juried curation of both established and emerging brands that embody unique concepts, embrace form and function, and inspire change through new product launches. From furnishings and decorative accessories to audio accessories and state-of-the-art kitchen gadgets, Accent on Design presents an unrivaled collection across all categories of product. Current, featured brands include:Ameico, American Design Club, Atlantic Folk, CDMX, Chen Chen + Kai Williams,Eastern Accent, Saikai, Sweet Bella, Studio Roof, Tedzukuri Atelier, Umbra, w&p, Yamazaki
Sustainability: Recognizing and embracing the community of brands that live, breathe and incorporate sustainability into their project lifecycle are celebrated throughout the NY NOW market, but particularly within the HANDMADE Collection. This Winter 2020 market a cohesive, eco-friendly representation throughout the Handmade® Designer Maker, Artisan Resource® and Handmade® Global Design sections will present the industry with progressive brands who are promoting awareness and driving change for a more sustainable future of fashion.
Wellness: NY NOW’s continued commitment to this ever-growing industry sector is in full display this Winter 2020 market. Sitting within the elevated environment of Lifestyle, thousands of retailers and spas can expect to discover a dramatically expanded Wellness section. This collection will feature emerging and established must know brands from innovative beauty, CBD and apothecary to state of the art supplement/natural health products, and everything in between. IndieNOW is a beautifully curated, open environment within Wellness that amplifies the new and emerging brands in the ever-changing beauty and personal care space.
For your convenience, the upcoming WINTER 2020 dates will be staggered to ensure you experience everything NY NOW® has to offer: Handmade: Saturday, February 1 - Tuesday, February 4 Home and Lifestyle: Sunday, February 2 - Wednesday, February 5 National Stationery Show (NSS®) and SURTEX® Show: Sunday, February 2 - Wednesday, February 5
Media Registration NY NOW is now open - Click Here to register. Note to Editors:NY NOW is pleased to announce a new, comprehensive media resource center focused on enhancing the pre-show, onsite and post-show experience for our members of the media Please contact: Beth Cowperthwaite at beth.cowperthwaite@emeraldexpo.com with all media inquiries, interview requests and editorial opportunities open to NY NOW exhibitors.
Calling all Bloggers & Social Media Influencers! Interested in submitting a request to be part of NY NOW’s Winter 2020 Blogger Community at the show? Click Hereto apply
To make plans for upcoming markets, visit the NY NOW’s website and keep up-to-date on all information by visiting NY NOW on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram
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About NY NOW:
The winter 2020 edition of NY NOW®, the Market for Handmade, Home and Lifestyle, will take place February 1-5, 2020 at New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. NY NOW features three comprehensive collections - HOME, LIFESTYLE and HANDMADE - that encompass tens of thousands of products in hundreds of product categories. NY NOW is owned by Emerald Expositions, a leading operator of business-to-business trade shows in the United States. The company currently operates more than 55 trade shows, as well as numerous other face-to-face events. In 2019, Emerald’s events connected over 500,000 global atte
South Australian researchers are closing in on the world’s first peanut allergy vaccine after winning funding to propel their project towards human trials.
Picture: Craig Nagy.
The peanut vaccine has been created by Australian biotechnology company Sementis in collaboration with the University of South Australia’s Experimental Therapeutics Laboratory.
It was formulated by packaging peanut proteins into the Sementis Copenhagen-vectored (SCV) virus platform.
Researchers at the University of South Australia in Adelaide helped develop the scalable and stable SCV platform system.
Lead researcher Dr Preethi Eldi said while animal trials had shown a long-lasting response to peanut allergy the latest grant of almost $AU40,000 would be used to evaluate the efficacy of the vaccine in humans.
She said human trials would begin in early 2021.
“This funding helps us to get the vaccine out there and move forward into clinical trials,” Dr Preethi said.
“We need it to be particularly safe, so a kid can take it and then you can still send them off to school and you don’t have to keep them at home and monitor them after receiving the treatment.”
According to the World Allergy Organization, between 220 and 550 million people are affected by food allergies with peanuts being one of the most common.
In Australia, one in 200 adults have a peanut allergy and almost three in 100 children.
Dr Eldi said South Australian researchers were trying to address “the root cause of the reaction” and block the release of chemicals to prevent allergic reactions.
“Everybody’s looking for the cure for peanut allergy,” she said.
“But our vaccine is designed not just to provide a cure or treatment but also to prevent a peanut allergy occurring.”
Peanut allergies take place when the immune system mistakenly identifies peanuts as an allergen and signals immune cells to release chemicals, resulting in an allergic reaction.
Reactions can range from mild, such as hives, cramps, nausea and vomiting, to severe, such as impaired breathing, a sudden drop in blood pressure and dizziness. In the worst cases, peanut allergies can cause life threatening anaphylactic reactions and death.
The vaccine, which has so far been trialled on mice and in the blood samples of humans, has been given in two instalments two months apart.
“Similar to how you would do your immunisations for kids,” Dr Eldi said.
“The clinical trial will give us more information as to what the right time period to give the vaccine is, but we are hoping that it’s going to be a ...
The hidden dangers of alternatives to sugar
The war on sugar has been well documented. Moves towards sugar taxes and similar legislation show that the demand to cut down on sugar has been growing. Many companies have answered this demand, and sought to avoid paying sugar taxes, by replacing the demonised sugar with far more publicly palatable sweeteners.
GlobalData food editor Callum Tyndall says: “Many sweeteners, such as aspartame, are artificial (something that doesn’t sit well with wellness-invested consumers) and there are still important questions to be asked around just how healthy these sugar alternatives really are.
“Earlier this year, we looked at whether sweeteners were actually healthy or safe and how they matched up to the claims made around them. The question now, as they continue to serve as the principal alternative to sugar and gain subsequent steam as the push against sugar continues, is just how do they fit into the wellness movement going forward and what else may be out there for the alternative market?
“The chances of sweeteners being harmful are low, studies into the field are yet to find indications of adverse health effects from using common sweeteners in normal amounts. This does not preclude further studies from finding such effects or placing more of a dent in the reputation of sweeteners (it is a field still relatively understudied), but consumers can at least feel fairly assured that their sweetener isn’t a hidden ill. They should, however, be asking themselves whether it is in fact an outright good.
“Many sugar replacements have been shown to actually be sweeter than sugar itself, without having the negative health effects (or have at least not yet been proven to have said effects).
“However, perhaps the greatest health concern when it comes to sweeteners, at least of the artificial kind, is that, due to their lack of nutrition, they may push consumers towards eating unhealthy items in some kind of recompense for the sugar they’ve avoided by using a sweetener. While consumers may be seeking to avoid the calorific dangers of sugar, they may, in fact, be placing themselves at a different kind of risk.
“Ultimately, while there is a strong chance that the sugar alternative market will continue to grow as consumer defect from table sugar, there is a good chance that the actual best choice from a health perspective is not to seek out an alternative, but simply to be mindful of consumption and employ regular portion control.”
AbbVie reaches an agreement with the pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance (pCPA) for SKYRIZI™ (risankizumab) for the Treatment of Moderate to Severe Plaque Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a chronic condition affecting 125 million people worldwide and many patients despite treatment still do not reach their goals or lose treatment response over time. 1-3
SKYRIZI™ is a novel, humanized immunoglobulin monoclonal antibody designed to selectively inhibit IL-23 by binding to its p19 subunit.4
On April 17, 2019, SKYRIZI™ received a NOC from Health Canada for the treatment of moderate to severe plaque psoriasis in patients who are candidates for systemic therapy or phototherapy, based on results from clinical studies showing significant improvement in levels of skin clearance after just 16 weeks and at 52 weeks with every 3-month dosing in more than 2000 adult patients. 4
In May 2019, SKYRIZI™ received positive reimbursement recommendations from the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH) and the Institut national d'excellence en santé et en services sociaux (INESSS).
SKYRIZI™ is the first IL-23 inhibitor to arrive to a positive conclusion with the pCPA.
MONTREAL, Dec. 6, 2019 /CNW/ - AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV), a global, research and development-based biopharmaceutical company, announced an agreement was reached with the pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance (pCPA) regarding SKYRIZI™ (risankizumab) for the treatment of moderate to severe plaque psoriasis in patients who are candidates for systemic therapy or phototherapy.
"Although the introduction of biologics has improved treatment outcomes, many patients continue to live with their needs unmet. Patients strive for therapies that provide predictable and durable full skin clearance with convenient dosing. Ultimately, they want a therapy that improves their quality of life,'' Dr. Kim Papp, Probity Medical Research Inc. ''It is great news to know that more Canadians will have access to a new treatment option."
SKYRIZI™ received Health Canada approval in April 2019 based on results from four pivotal Phase 3 studies, ultIMMa-1, ultIMMa-2, IMMvent and IMMhance evaluating more than 2,000 patients with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.4 SKYRIZI™ is part of a collaboration between Boehringer Ingelheim and AbbVie, with AbbVie leading development and commercialization globally.
Canadians living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis were well represented in all four of the pivotal clinical trials leading to Health Canada's approval, showing the Canadian leadership in this clinical development program. In clinical studies, SKYRIZI™ significantly improved levels of skin clearance after just 16 weeks and maintained clearance at one year (52 weeks).4
"We are committed to continuing to improve the lives of those living with psoriasis where there is still much to be done," explains Stéphane Lassignardie, Vice-President and General Manager, AbbVie Canada. "We are extremely proud that SKYRIZI™ is the first IL-23 inhibitor to reach an agreement with the pCPA. This is a great step forward for Canadians to obtain access to this innovative therapy."
About AbbVie Care The AbbVie Care program is designed to provide a wide range of customized services including reimbursement and financial support, pharmacy services, lab work reminders and coordination, personalized education and ongoing disease management support throughout the treatment journey. For more information, consult www.abbviecare.ca.
About AbbVie AbbVie is a global, research and development-based biopharmaceutical company committed to developing innovative advanced therapies for some of the world's most complex and critical conditions. The company's mission is to use its expertise, dedicated people and unique approach to innovation to markedly improve treatments across four primary therapeutic areas: immunology, oncology, virology and neuroscience. In more than 75 countries, AbbVie employees are working every day to advance health solutions for people around the world. For more information about AbbVie, please visit us at www.abbvie.ca and www.abbvie.com. Follow @abbvieCanada and @abbvie on Twitter or view careers on our Facebook or LinkedIn page.
GOODLIFE LAUNCHES NEW CORPORATE GIVING AND VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
Company pledging up to $550,000 to match employee donations to over one million causes globally[London, ON] - On Giving Tuesday, GoodLife Fitness announced the launch of an all-new giving and volunteer program called GoodLife Gives. On the GoodLife Gives platform, employees are able to donate to over one million causes globally, and GoodLife will match their donations, up to $200 per fiscal year, dollar-for-dollar. Additionally, employees can earn "volunteer rewards" that go towards their $200 donation total. For every hour an Associate gives back to a charitable organization, their GoodLife Gives account will be loaded with $5 that can be donated back to any cause of their choice. In the spirit of the Giving Season, GoodLife has loaded each Associate's account with $25 to donate to any cause of their choosing on the platform within the first six weeks. "I love seeing the positive vibes and amazing energy our Associates bring when they are volunteering," said GoodLife Founder and CEO David Patchell-Evans. "They care deeply and know their efforts can make a difference. GoodLife Gives is empowering our team to continue to contribute to causes that are personally meaningful, whether that be donating time or donating dollars, with the additional support of the company behind them. I am looking forward to watching their goodwill roll out in their communities across the country." To bring this program to its Associates across the country, GoodLife has collaborated with Benevity, a Canadian company and global leader in online workplace giving solutions. GoodLife Gives is only one aspect of the company's expanding Corporate Responsibility Program. This Program has been developed to build on decades giving back and will help GoodLife make an even greater difference in Canadian communities from coast-to-coast. "Not only is giving back the right thing to do, but it also goes hand-in-hand with the Core Values that drive our business," said GoodLife President and COO Jane Riddell. "Of all the things I've done in my life, the thing that has meant the most to me is giving back to causes that I am passionate about. My hope is that our Associates feel empowered to become agents of change in the communities in which we live and work and that they take the opportunity to give back to the causes that matter most to them." Over GoodLife's 40 years in business, caring and giving back have been at the core of the company's purpose. GoodLife has contributed over $40 million to charitable causes and programs aimed at increasing access to physical activity and helping people live healthier, more fulfilling lives. This includes giving free gym access to over 40,000 youth each summer through our Teen Fitness program, contributing expertise and equipment to northern communities through Support the North, supporting autism research and treatments, investing in cardiac health and rehabilitation at University Health Network, and more. GoodLife is also active in Canadian communities, participating in hundreds of community events annually.
About GoodLife FitnessProudly Canadian since 1979, GoodLife is the largest group of fitness club chains in Canada and the fourth largest overall in the world. With almost 500 Clubs from coast-to-coast, over 11,000 employees and more than 1.5 million members, GoodLife is helping to transform the health and fitness of 1 in 25 Canadians every day. The GoodLife group of clubs includes: GoodLife Fitness, Fit4Less, and ÉconoFitness.
Apotex Releases New Supply of Tamoxifen Into Canadian Market
Expedited Release Occurs Earlier Than Anticipated
TORONTO, Dec. 5, 2019 /CNW/ - Canada's leading generic drug manufacturer, Apotex, announced today that its first shipment of the drug tamoxifen has been released to the Canadian market. Additional releases are scheduled for December 2019 and January 2020.
Collaborating with Health Canada, Apotex expedited the return to market almost one month earlier than their latest projection.
"Our goal from the outset was to make the Canadian supply available as soon as possible to reduce the impact on patients," said Jeff Watson, President & CEO, Apotex Inc. "We recognize the importance of this medication and that it can be unsettling for patients if it is in short supply. To facilitate a quicker re-entry to the market, we re-prioritized production of our portfolio, and were able to produce this faster than we normally would," said Watson.
Indeed, Apotex had initially projected a release by the end of January and was then able to advance that deadline to December 31st, 2019. With additional pressure on the manufacturing teams, they were able to accelerate this date to an even earlier time.
"There's no doubt that being a Canadian-based manufacturer and having a flexible supply chain were key enablers in us achieving this goal," said Mr. Watson.
SOURCE Apotex Inc.
Blue Cross Canassurance Forms a National Alliance With Blue Cross Life
MONTREAL, Dec. 5, 2019 /CNW/ - The Canassurance Hospital Service Association (Blue Cross® Canassurance™) and Blue Cross Life Insurance Company of Canada will enter into a Canada-wide alliance as of January 2, 2020. Blue Cross Canassurance will become a shareholder of Blue Cross Life, in alignment with the other members of the Canadian Association of Blue Cross Plans.
"Blue Cross Canassurance is very pleased to join Blue Cross Life together with the other Blue Cross member plans. This alliance will contribute to strengthening the collaboration between the various Blue Cross plans across Canada, thus reinforcing our ability to provide excellent products and services to our customers and business partners," stated Sylvain Charbonneau, President and CEO of Blue Cross Canassurance.
The Blue Cross plans always favored working collaboratively to optimize their individual and shared strengths in order to offer customers solutions that support improved health and wellness. This important agreement will enable Blue Cross Canassurance to ensure that it meets the evolving needs of its customers.
"This alliance marks an important step in achieving our strategy of operating on a truly national level; it strengthens our business while improving our capacity to work with the Blue Cross plans throughout Canada," stated Marie-Josée Martin, President and CEO of Blue Cross Life.
As this alliance is subject to approval by regulatory authorities, a submission has been filed with Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI).
About Blue Cross Canassurance
The Canassurance Hospital Service Association (Blue Cross Canassurance) contributed to introducing health and travel insurance to Quebec and Ontario. Founded over 75 years ago, the organization is built on solid foundation of excellence and continues to be the reference standard for individual insurance and assistance, thanks to services that continually adapt to the changing needs of its clients. It operates under the names Québec Blue Cross® and Ontario Blue Cross® and provides assistance through its subsidiary CanAssistance Inc.
About Blue Cross Life Insurance Company of Canada
Blue Cross Life is a federally-licensed company with operations located in several provinces. The Company is owned by four shareholders, operating as Alberta Blue Cross, Saskatchewan Blue Cross, Manitoba Blue Cross, Medavie Blue Cross. It specializes in life and living benefits insurance to supplement the portfolio of health and dental products distributed by its shareholder Blue Cross plans.
For further information:
Blue Cross Canassurance Josiane Cousineau 514-286-8429
Blue Cross Life Jennifer Taylor 902-496-7045
SOURCE Blue Cross Canassurance
4 Easy Daily Habits to Begin for Speeding up Weight Loss
Losing weight can be frustrating at best. You may only lose one pound in three weeks or struggle through strenuous exercise sessions with little to no results. Speed up your weight loss journey by changing a few daily habits.
Healthy Snacking
Unhealthy snacks such as candy bars, greasy potato chips and donuts can be dangerous to your health. These may worsen the effects of diabetes, obesity, anxiety and depression. Avoid a negative lifestyle by eating healthier snacks. Trail mixes, carrot sticks and avocado toast are a few ideas to try switching to. Keep track of your eating habits by writing in a food journal.
Adequate Sleep
Getting enough sleep is vital to staying healthy and positive each day. Additionally, you’ll lose weight more quickly.Ways to sleeplonger at night include using a calming app, reading before bedtime and maintaining a positive mindset. Excessive use of technology screens (tablets, smartphones, televisions, etc.) also contributes to poor sleep patterns. You can remove distractions like these from your bedroom to create a calmer environment. Create a zen atmosphere by painting walls a calm blue and cleaning the bedroom.
Chew Slowly
Taking extra time to chew your food can encourage weight loss. Another way to eat slower is to take smaller bites. This will allow you to taste and savor every bite for maximum satisfaction. You can also eat smaller portions more often rather than large meals. In addition to this, having distractions in the room like televisions can cause you to eat extra food without noticing. If you've tried everything to lose weight and still struggle, you may benefit from the MGB Treatment Webinar.
Drink Water Often
You may believe you're hungry when you're actually thirsty. If you do this, you're likely to gain weight since you'll be consuming more food than necessary. Instead, drinking water often will help your digestive system stay in working order. Plus, your body will be energized and refreshed. Maintain a healthy blood pressure, flush body waste out and boost brain health. Promote beauty and skin health while regulating body temperature. Drinking a glass of water before meals can cause you to feel fuller. This will help you eat less for each meal and lose weight faster.
Small changes in your daily life can add up to life-changing results. Take notice of your issues so you can improve yourself and your life. You can practice self-awareness by doing yoga, prayer or meditation on a regular basis.
Vape facts are more important than opinion: DashVapes
TORONTO, Dec. 4, 2019 /CNW/ - Shai Bekman, the founder of Canada's largest chain of independent vape shops, DashVapes Inc., has grown increasingly frustrated with misinformation and myths about vaping. Inaccurate stories and myths are being spread across Canada, he believes, sometimes on purpose by anti-vaping interests, and sometimes unintentionally by journalists either being misled or becoming confused by conflicting stories.
"I created VapeFacts.ca to debunk many of the myths about vaping, with three audiences in mind," says Mr. Bekman.
First, it is important to report facts rather than the opinion of spokespersons.
"On the DashVapes' YouTube site for months, we've been correcting media stories about this so-called vaping crisis. The media has confused the real cause of lung-related illnesses, which are Black-Market, illicit and contaminated marijuana vaping products, with nicotine electronic cigarettes," says Mr. Bekman.
"DashVapes produces the highest quality vaping e-liquids for those smokers who want to quit. That is our target market. DashVapes does not advertise nor promote its products to teens. I am a reformed smoker myself. I know first-hand how hard it is to quit," says Mr. Bekman.
"With regard to flavours, more than 90% of vapers in all adult age groups enjoy flavours," says Mr. Bekman. You can see age-verified sales data at on the DashVapes website.
"Second, we want VapeFacts.ca to be read by elected officials and public servants," says Mr. Bekman. "They are drafting rules, regulations and laws across the country, based on conflicting information. The British Columbia government has come closest to drafting and announcing fact-based and socially responsible regulations. Prince Edward Island is working hard to sort out myth and reality."
Third, the medical and health communities are an important audience for VapeFacts.ca. VapeFacts.ca has a section describing the refusal of an Ontario Medical Officer of Health to provide germane information to journalists about what a 17-year-old in London, Ontario, was actually vaping. Later, it turned out that the young man was unwisely (and illegally) combining THC [cannabis] into his e-liquid, to vape.
About DashVapes Inc.
DashVapes Inc., Canada's largest independently owned e-cigarette company, operates 12 vape retail stores in Ontario and British Columbia. In addition, DashVapes operates an international website that serves customers in Canada, the U.S., the U.K., Europe, and Australia.
DashVapes operates two ISO-9001, cGMP, HACCP certified, purpose-built laboratories for the manufacturing of Nicotine e-Liquid, with manufacturing facilities in Markham, Ontario, and Burnaby, British Columbia.
SOURCE DashVapes, Inc
For further information:
DashVapes Contact: To interview Shai Bekman, President of DashVapes Inc., contact Jana Schilder, co-founder, The Legal A Team, Law Firm Marketing & Public Relations, jana@janaschilder.com, mobile (416) 831-9154
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