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MicroVantage

This collateral material describes Aramark's MicroVantage process in which the company launders its microfiber products with a sanitizer that protects fibers while eliminating 99.9 percent of pathogens. The MicroVantage process is step one of Aramark's innovative four-step system.

This collateral material describes Aramark's MicroVantage process in which the company launders its microfiber products with a sanitizer that protects fibers while eliminating 99.9 percent of pathogens. The MicroVantage process is step one of Aramark's innovative four-step system.

  • Learn about a comprehensive approach to environmental cleaning
  • Review the problems that can contribute to the spread of infection
  • Learn how to get more information about the MicroVantage system

Aramark

Aramark's microfiber system and ATP monitoring program is designed to help improve the wellness of your environment, elevate standards for infection prevention and help reduce potential cross-contamination of patients and medical staff. Our sanitizing laundry process provides an enhanced level of clean for uniforms, microfiber and linens. Call 800-ARAMARK today.

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