GreenStory Global partners with Orbizorb
GreenStory Global, a provider of innovative products with a focus on environmental sustainability, announced its strategic partnership with Orbizorb, known for the "Best Working Wipes" line of products.
The collaboration marks a venture in whichs Orbizorb becomes the industrial division for GreenStory Global, offering a range of highly differentiated industrial products supported by the strength of well-established branding.
“At the heart of this partnership lies the commitment to deliver excellence,” said Roy Scharrer, director of Orbizorb LLC. “Orbizorb's acclaimed ‘Best Working Wipes’ exemplify this commitment, renowned not just for our name but for our unparalleled functionality and performance.
“Our continuously expanding portfolio includes the following exceptionally Made-in-the-USA products under trusted branding: OxiClean Industrial Concentrated Cleaners, STP Industrial Degreasers, STP Nitrile Gloves, Best Working Wipes, and NASCAR Nitrile Gloves, Sharrer continued. “Each product embodies the ethos of quality and innovation that GreenStory Global stands for, promising superior performance and reliability.”
Scharrer, who has extensive experience working in the industrial/MRO, Jan/San, and safety distribution space, will take the lead in working with distributors to maximize their customer-driven programs and provide them with a unique and powerful bundle to help set them apart from their competitors. He can be reached at: roy@workingwipes.com or 414-405-2235.
Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, GreenStory Global has built a reputation for introducing world-class products with internationally recognized brands. With a focus on environmental sustainability and superior performance, GreenStory Global says it continually strives to enhance consumer experiences and add value to their lives.
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