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Adapting to changes in the economy brought about by the Coronavirus crisis, specialist retail and FMCG equipment supplier the Brian Cummins Group (BCG) has diversified its business to include a range of essential hygiene and sanitation equipment for all types of facilities and venues.

With a 30 year history of working with largely retail clients, including the supermarket, grocery and the broader retail sectors, the Ingleburn, NSW-based business has adapted to service new industries including retail banking, defence, education, corporate and now entertainment, recreation and sport venues.

Supported by an in-house team of industrial designers, facilities managers, project managers and retail specialists, it is now offering: temperatue detection stations; social distancing floor stickers (either generic or branded); sanitisation signage (with fast application on most surfaces with hygiene, health and safety messaging); masks (either disposable or washable); AeroGlove® touch-free poly glove dispensers; disinfectant entrance mats; acrylic transparent sneeze guards: an easily installed barrier to protect staff and customers alike, especially at checkout locations and San-Air - a full range of environmentally responsible products that deliver effective mould and microbe control in all enclosed spaces.

Brian Cummins Group General Manager, Simon Cummins advised "our team have been working tirelessly to access, develop and put into place additional products, services, logistics and infrastructure to support our client community across Australia.”

BCG is Australian owned and operated.

Click here to contact the Brian Cummins Group via their listing in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

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