Tesalys ships almost a hundred machines for the United Nations

Tesalys strengthens infectious waste treatment through international healthcare projects.

Tesalys has shipped nearly one hundred STERIPLUS™ systems to support healthcare facilities through United Nations-led projects in countries facing major healthcare challenges. This article looks back at these international initiatives and highlights the role of on-site infectious waste treatment in improving healthcare waste management. Discover how Tesalys’ solutions have been deployed in hospitals and health centers, supporting healthcare workers, strengthening local treatment capacities, and providing a safe and more sustainable alternative to traditional waste management methods.

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