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With the health and safety of all gym members and employees having been a top priority for Fitness Australia’s in recent months, the park body has announced a partnership with hygiene products business Clean Life.

Clean Life, part of the Axis Group, is a South Australian manufacturer of more than 30 years and provides hygiene product solutions with reliable supply and quality reassurance now aimed at supporting to the fitness industry.

Advising that the partnership is about putting the health and safety of members first while also supporting local Australian businesses, Fitness Australia Chief Executive, Barrie Elvish stated “we are excited to officially welcome Clean Life as a new Corporate Partner. Their service and commitment to the fitness industry with safe quality Australian Made products has never been more important than during the past few months.

“By providing reliable Australian-made hygiene product solutions to our members, and the broader industry, it has enabled many gyms and fitness facilities to go beyond what is required to provide a safe and hygienic environment for gym members and employees.

“Providing peace of mind that a gym environment is clean and safe has never been more important for both members and staff.”

Clean Life founder and Innovator Phil Scardigno said the Corporate Partnership with Fitness Australia was part of the company’s focus on supporting businesses and the community to get back on track.

Scardigno added “we are advocates for the fitness industry and the vital role it plays in people’s mental health and wellbeing. We can support the industry from further shutdowns by helping members maintain a clean and hygienic environment with our range of products and hygiene information.

“As a proud Australian business, we want to do what we can to support all businesses to get back to normal. With development labs on site and a team of specialist chemists, the Clean Life range of products provides the confidence and reassurance to get back to the gym and exercise in a safe space.

For Fitness Australia members, the new Clean Life Corporate Partnership will provide group buying discounts, access to health and safety signage and specific training on how to keep a workplace safe and hygienic at all times.

Click here for more information about Clean Life.

Image: Steven Grace from Fitness Australia and Phil Scardigno from Clean Life. Courtesy of Facebook/Clean Life.

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