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  • Bostik podcast new episode: The Needs of Incontinence Sufferers

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    WAUWATOSA - Bostik, the major supplier of adhesive solutions to manufacturers of absorbent hygiene articles, has launched the latest episode in its series of podcasts, which aims to outline holistic sustainable solutions, resources and support for the hygiene industry.

    ‘Attached to Hygiene’ has been created by Bostik, the adhesive solutions division of Arkema, to enable viewers to grow their knowledge and influence in the disposable hygiene industry.

    Episode 15 is The Needs of Incontinence Sufferers with Vicki Wolpoff and Adam Greenberg

    On episode 15, Adam Greenberg and Vicki Wolpoff are back for another dive into the incontinence market. On this episode, they'll focus on the needs of those suffering from incontinence, and how incontinence product producers are and are not meeting those needs.

    CLICK HERE or Follow the link on the SNW homepage to tune in.

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