Not all gloves protect food the way you expect. Learn what recent studies reveal about glove contamination and how smarter sourcing decisions can strengthen your safety program.
Disposable gloves are an essential food safety item used throughout medical cannabis cultivation. They act as a barrier, protecting maturing plants from contamination transfer from workers' hands. On the flip side gloves also protect worker’s skin from chemicals and resin.
Occupational skin disease (OSD) and injuries to the hand and upper limb (musculoskeletal disorders - MSDS) are hazards for any worker wearing cheap disposable gloves. The hand is the most common site affected by OSD, with protective gloves found to be the most common primary cause.
Illicit fentanyl, often mixed with Xylazine, poses serious dangers, including accidental exposure through skin contact or inhalation. Learn how proper protective gear, like tested nitrile gloves, can help safeguard first responders and healthcare workers.
