Blog

Why the Food Service & Food Processing Industries Need Gloves with AMS Technology?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one in six Americans gets sick every year from eating contaminated food. Because of the utmost importance of food safety, Omni International Corp. has always invested in ensuring our gloves are of the greatest quality and consistency. That’s why we have utilized...

Omni International Combats Supply Chain Issues

While U.S. cities and states have eased COVID-19 restrictions and dropped several mandates, there are some after effects of the pandemic that many organizations within our industry are still facing. One of those happens to be the prolonged shortages and high prices caused by a new wave of global supply-chain...

Navigating a World of Bacteria and Illness

Bacteria live everywhere. You can find contagious microbial bacteria in the air, on food, plants, and animals, in soil and water — and on just about every other surface, including your body. While not all bacteria will harm you (as your immune system protects you against infectious agents), some bacteria...

A Look at Supply Chain Issues and Congestion at the Ports

Regardless of industry, all products flowing into the United States and throughout the country will continue to be impacted by the recent supply chain issues. These issues are projected to result in massive time delays throughout the remainder of 2021 and into 2022. There are two main issues in the...

Chester New Hampshire Police Department Purchases Omni International Gloves

Recently, an officer from the Chester Police Department stopped by our headquarters in Bedford, New Hampshire to pick up boxes full of our Nitrile Gloves. Omni International is proud to serve our law enforcement, local community, and beyond as we continue to navigate these unprecedented times together. While COVID-19 has...

Millimeter to Mil to Gram: Change in the Glove Industry

As mentioned in our previous blog, disposable gloves come in a variety of thicknesses. You can measure glove thickness in a variety of ways, however, the most common way in the United States is in mils. A “mil” is a unit of thickness equal to one-thousandth of an inch (.001...

From Thick to Thin: A Walk Down Memory Lane

In our last blog, we discussed the industry shift from thick nitrile gloves to thin nitrile gloves and why they are the dominant glove used in healthcare environments. While we believe that blog did a good job of outlining the many benefits of thin gloves compared to thick gloves, we...

May Employee Spotlight: Art Miller

Omni International is pleased to announce Art Miller as our May Employee Spotlight! Art serves as Regional Sales Manager and has been with the company for 19 years. Art is the sales representative that has been with Omni the longest. Throughout his career at Omni, he has covered sales in...

2021 Spring IDN Summit Recap

Omni International Corp. was pleased to attend the 2021 Spring IDN Summit last week in Orlando, Florida! The IDN Summit is a uniquely designed, premium Summit that brings together senior supply chain and pharmacy executives with leading suppliers who offer innovative products and services. Omni International was proud to attend the...

Categories