Crafted for medium to large washroom facilities, Signature Scent tailors a unique and adaptable approach to crafting pleasant and welcoming atmospheres while championing sustainability. Initial Singapore’s Premium Fragrance Solution for Washrooms Unlike conventional scenting products limited to traditional washroom spaces, Signature Scent provides adaptable, hygienic, and eco-friendly options for busy washrooms in shopping malls, airports, upscale hotels, restaurants, corporate buildings, boutiques, and luxury spas. Signature Scent – Revolutionizing Washroom Fragrancing Signature Scent is the latest innovation from Initial Hygiene, harnessing advanced patented technology to deliver a superior and consistent aromatic experience. It features three exquisite fragrance collections, crafted from pure fragrance oils: Citrus Fusion, Sandalwood Spice, and Garden Mist. “At Initial Hygiene, we recognize the power of scent in making a positive impression. That’s why we’re dedicated to ...
Ho Chi Minh City has been making waves with its recent bold reforms, aimed at creating a more attractive investment environment. One key initiative, reintroduced in 2024, is the one-stop mechanism at industrial and high-tech parks, designed to streamline investment procedures for businesses. This efficient approach has paid off, according to the Management Board of the Saigon Hi-Tech Park (SHTP). They report a significant reduction in the time needed for investment procedures, now taking just six to four months, a far cry from the previous two-year wait. Alongside procedural improvements, the city is also investing heavily in inter-regional transport and digital infrastructure, further enhancing its appeal. These advancements have not gone unnoticed by high-tech giants. NVIDIA, Marvell, Hyosung, and Evolution Data Centers Group are among those increasing their investments in Ho Chi Minh City. NVIDIA, in particular, has shown great interest in the city’s potential, sending re...
The annual four-day summer festival, which kicked off on July 25, was a celebration of Vietnamese culture and community in Berlin. The event featured a diverse range of live performances, including music, art, comedy, dance, and culinary delights, showcasing the vibrant fusion of Vietnamese and German cultures. One of the highlights was a special film program presenting award-winning short films and exclusive pre-screenings of the new series, “Made in Germany,” directed by the talented Vietnamese-German director, Ngo Ngoc Duc. The festival also marked a significant milestone—the 20th anniversary of the shopping center’s founding. Nguyen Van Hien, the general director, reminisced about the challenges and triumphs of the center’s journey, now a thriving and unique presence in the multicultural landscape of Berlin. The Mayor of Lichtenberg, Martin Schaefer, acknowledged the district’s evolution, home to Dong Xuan and the largest Vietnamese community in Berlin, shaped by the immigrants ...
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