GOJO

GOJO Industries, established in 1946 by Goldie and Jerry Lippman, is an American hygiene and skin care company renowned for its pioneering contributions to hand hygiene. Their first breakthrough came with the invention of the world's first waterless hand cleaner, the GOJO Original Formula, revolutionizing hand hygiene practices, In the late 1950s, GOJO introduced the first-ever portion-controlled dispenser, enhancing convenience and efficiency in industrial settings. In 1988, they introduced Purell, the first-ever alcohol-based instant hand sanitizer, which became widely recognized as an essential tool in infection prevention. In the 1990s, they further innovated by introducing touch-free dispensing systems, ensuring hygienic and user-friendly hand hygiene solutions in public places and healthcare facilities. These advancements have played a crucial role in infection prevention and have earned GOJO Industries recognition for their significant contributions to public health. Their continued dedication to research and development has led to the creation of an extensive product line, promoting better health and hygiene practices worldwide.