The BioCote® Partner Portal is an innovative hub of information that grants BioCote® partners exclusive, 24/7 access to an abundance of content including client-specific documents and account information, regulatory and technical guidance, marketing assets and premium expert articles – all of which has been designed to help you effectively communicate the benefits of the antimicrobial* feature in your products.
Our Regulatory Chemist, Dr. Conner Hodgkiss, has provided invaluable top tips to help effectively communicate the advantages of BioCote® while upholding regulatory standards. By following these tips, you can confidently promote BioCote® and its innovative antimicrobial technology, ensuring compliance and transparency every step of the way.
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is one of the most abundant polymers; with about 40 million tonnes produced annually, it ranks third in terms of global polymer use. This very practical plastic is not popular only for its high versatility, but also for its proclaimed inherent antimicrobial properties. Our Technical Team took a closer look at why this property of PVC could be more complex than one might assume.
Whilst you cannot smell, see or touch BioCote® antimicrobial technology, once it is integrated into a product or material, there are ways to verify its presence and efficacy in treated materials. BioCote® does this by implementing strict quality control measures for all of our additives.
BioCote® is a market leading antimicrobial additives provider for plastics, paints, coatings, ceramics and textiles. Our integrated antimicrobial technology is trusted by leading brands, manufacturers and product innovators worldwide.
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* Please note, treated articles need to be compliant with the guidelines set out by the regulatory authority of the region the product is sold into. Failure to comply may result in the requirement to register your product as a pesticide. BioCote® technology is built in to inhibit the growth of microorganisms that may affect this product. The antimicrobial properties do not protect users or others against bacteria, viruses, germs, or other disease organisms. This technology is not a substitute for good cleaning practices.
