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IKEA TO STEP-IN AND DOLE OUT HEALTHCARE GIVERS WITH PROTECTIVE GEAR

Published On 31 Mar 2020 01:49 PM

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IKEA has been witnessing a super run with its furniture products and has embarked on a project to make aprons and facemasks for hospitals.
No better brand than IKEA to step-in with this thunderous idea for a venture.

IKEA, the iconic furniture brand is ramping up its operations in making protective gear such as facemasks and aprons for hospitals that are in a constant face-off against the COVID-19 pandemic.....

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