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Canada Goose to Start Manufacturing Corona virus Protective Wear

Published by Kathy Newton March 27, 2020 Categorie(s): Latest News

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WHO has declared corona virus protective wear as precious resources. Meaning it is definitely in shortage. Hence, we applaud Canada Goose for contributing to making life easier for the world.

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But, if you happen to benefit from the protective gear from Canada Goose, then be sure to stay fully armored against this deadly virus.

Canada Goose Protective Wear to Assist the Medical Field

While everyone is self quarantined, over 200 000 medical people around the world are risking their lives. Not forgetting over 8 000 patients around the world who are in quarantine.

According to Dani Reiss, CEO and President of Canada Goose,

“Across Canada, there are people risking their lives every day on the front lines of COVID-19 in healthcare facilities, and they need help. Now is the time to put our manufacturing resources and capabilities to work for the greater good. Our employees are ready, willing and able to help, and that’s what we’re doing. It’s the Canadian thing to do.”

Also, the company is set to be working in accordance to the restrictions currently put in place to stop spreading the virus. Including, social distancing rules and limiting work force.

For instance, the company is going to have only 50 workers working per shift. At least until they reach their first target of 10 000 units.

Canada Goose’s Contribution to the COVID 19 Pandemic

The company has been making quite significant contributions to the corona virus cause. Here are some of the things the company has been doing so far:

Manufacturing of scrubs- the company aims to make over 10 000 units of protective wear for the medical sector and the COVID 19 victims.
The Canada Goose Employee Fund- CEO Dani Reiss penned down that he will sacrifice his salary for the next three months for all the victims who have lost their jobs to COVID 19. The fund has since been established on the 17^th of March.
Wuhan Donation- on February 6, when Corona was at its peak in Wuhan, China. The company went on to donate funds that could help out in assisting the victims.

Conclusion

Canada Goose is surely taking its social responsibility vow seriously. A giving hand never lacks. We surely help that this will move other companies and individuals to also help out. Little contributions will actually go a long way in helping out.