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Bacardi aims to produce 70,000 litre of hand sanitisers in fight against virus
Tuesday, 07 April, 2020, 13 : 00 PM [IST]
Our Bureau, Mumbai
Joining a company-wide effort to help mitigate the risk of Covid-19, Bacardi India has commenced production of hand sanitisers at its co-packing facility in Telangana, in this initiative the company plans to roll out in additional states where it has co-packing manufacturing facilities.

The  company will be producing 70,000 litre of hand sanitisers, which will be distributed primarily to district government hospitals in these states.The company is working closely with local district authorities to ensure a steady supply to the hospitals.
This initiative follows a global announcement on the company’s commitment to help produce more than 267,000 gallons  (1.1 million litre)  of hand sanitisers, as worldwide demand continues to exceed supply. 

The company-owned manufacturing sites across the United States, Mexico, France, England, Italy, Scotland and Puerto Rico are already part of this effort, where the company is diverting its global production power, resources and processes to supply the much-needed alcohol essential for the increased production of hand sanitisers. 

V Muthukumar, operations director, Bacardi India, said, “We, at Bacardi, have always endeavoured to support local communities, especially during difficult times like these. By boosting the supply of hand sanitisers, a critical need of the hour, we hope to strengthen the fight against Covid-19.”

The company facilities will be making use of alcohol in stock, as well as set aside designated quantities of alcohol, for production. All sanitisers produced will contain more than the minimum alcohol content recommended by the World Health Organization. 

Conscious of the impact on industry partners, Bacardi has also pledged US$3 million globally to support bars and restaurants affected by the Covid-19 shutdown, through an initiative called#RaiseYourSpirits.
 
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