Nitrile Gloves Market Size Was Valued at USD 4,568.90 Million in 2023, and is Projected to Reach USD 11,313.78 Million by 2032, Growing at a CAGR of 10.60% From 2024-2032.

There are several good reasons why you often see car mechanics wearing gloves while working on a car. For starters, ca ...

American Nitrile in Grove City, near Columbus, is a University of Akron partner that's making gloves for the health care industry. It's reviving an industry that the U.S. formerly ceded nearly ...

American Nitrile in Grove City, near Columbus, is a University of Akron partner that's making gloves for the health care industry. It's reviving an industry that the U.S. formerly ceded nearly ...

Ohio Penal Industries, Summit Glove, American Nitrile and University of Akron are collaborating to have state inmates get degrees and produce gloves.

Although we're gradually moving away from being a throw-away society, single-use nitrile gloves are still widely utilized in healthcare settings. That may not always be the case, however, thanks ...

Clinical Supply Company introduces the EZDoffTM Nitrile Examination Glove , designed to address the stringent hygiene and contamination control needs of pharmaceutical professionals.

Formerly a steel mill in Sparrows Point, Maryland, the 700,000-square-foot facility run by United Safety Technology is expected to churn out 350 million disposable medical-grade nitrile gloves ...

The Lufkin Economic Development Corporation board has approved a tax abatement for a nitrile glove manufacturer which is promising to bring a $30 million facility and 100 jobs to the city.

Wearable items made from the material can handle hundreds of uses with the potential for a single pair of gloves to prevent nearly 20 pounds of waste that would have resulted from discarded single-use ...

PETALING JAYA: Top Glove Corp Bhd is targeting to be the biggest nitrile glove producer in the world by the end of this year with total production of between 25 billion and 30 billion gloves per year.

A Columbia-based medical equipment manufacturing firm is set to invest $43M in an Alabama plant aimed at producing nitrile medical gloves, as announced by Gov. Ivey on Wednesday.