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Firm diversifies into PPEs, says ready for task ahead

Workers at Manchester outfitters engaging in Mass production of Face Masks and PPEs along Dunga road Nairobi (Photo Samson wire.)

Manchester Outfitters, mostly known for the manufacture of uniforms for schools, military among other sectors has diversified into the manufacture of Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) as it aims to meet their growing demand brought about by Coronavirus pandemic.

This is after it got certification from Kenya Bureau of Standards(KEBS) early April, making it among the few companies that have been allowed to make the PPEs among others being Kitui County Textile Centre (KICOTEC) and Nakuru's Bedi Investments.

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