Seaman Paper Introduces High-Touch Barrier Tissue, Minimizes Direct Contact with Public Surfaces
High-Touch Barrier Tissue is an FDA-compliant paper, packaged with either 500 or 1,000 "grab-and-go" sheets, which can serve as a barrier between hands and high-contact surfaces.
April 24, 2020 - In response to heightened concern around viral transmission and COVID-19, Seaman Paper has introduced a new paper-based solution designed to help minimize direct hand contact with high-contact common surfaces. High-Touch Barrier Tissue is an FDA-compliant paper, packaged with either 500 or 1,000 "grab-and-go" sheets, which can serve as a barrier between hands and high-contact surfaces. Jamie Jones, an owner of Massachusetts-based Seaman Paper, said, "In this time of heightened concern over the spread of viruses, we are happy to be able to bring an innovative solution that can help keep everyone healthy and safe." Available in two sizes (6"x10.75" and 8"x10.75"), High-Touch Barrier Tissue can be dispensed to customers at the gas pump, in the grocery/convenience store, or wherever many hands touch the same surface. "With protective gloves in high demand, our barrier tissue creates a paper-based alternative that has less of an environmental impact while also helping to ensure that our medical professionals and other emergency workers retain access to crucial glove supplies," Jones added. About Seaman Paper CompanySeaman Paper, headquartered in Gardner, Massachusetts, is a leading global manufacturer of lightweight specialty tissue papers. The family-owned company has been making paper in Massachusetts since 1946. For further information, visit: www.seamanpaper.com. SOURCE: Seaman Paper Company |