New York, USA - Gong Cha is happy to announce the fresh opening of a New Jersey Franchise with delicious bubble tea drinks. The new store is aimed at serving an excellent selection of fresh bubble tea to New Jersey communities and neighborhoods.

This new store has, for long, been anticipated in New Jersey. Gong Cha is currently dominating the United State's bubble tea industry and it's not surprising as their tea is known to quench the summer noon thirst.

Gong Cha's tea is second to none when it comes to being tasty and delicious.

Tea lovers in New Jersey can hop over to Closter NJ. 245 Closter Dock Rd, Closter, NJ 07624 for their favorite drinks with popping bubbles.

The Bubble tea store in New Jersey also stocks up on other bubble tea combos such as the fresh taro series.

Customers can choose from different Taro fresh series such as the Milk Foam Fresh Taro Latte, Fresh Taro Green Tea Latte, and fresh Taro Green tea latte.

"Our financial and expertise investment in this store finally paid off. And New Jersey communities should go get served one of the best bubble tea of their lives." Says Anchal Lamba, president Gong Cha.

Gong Cha uses some of the best materials in the design and architecture of this brand new franchises. The New Jersey store is beautifully designed and the environment is serene and equipped with modern facilities.

The store features a portable spaced joint where customers can hang around and sip their favorite tea.

The interior design is techy, with basic amenities such as charging stations where customers can charge their devices to ensure they never run out of battery.

These amenities are designed to facilitate a more comfortable experience.

Gong Cha, based in NYC now serves bubble teas to different locations in the United States. "We use high-quality ingredients and compounds in our bubble tea. Testimonials from our happy customers will surprise you. You can also enjoy your favorite Gong Cha's bubble tea store from the comfort of your room. Just place an order online on the go!" Anchal added.

The store is uniquely built to appeal to customers' tastes. The interior feature a special relaxation joint where customers can hang out for a quick chat, or even hold a short meeting while enjoying their favorite tea combo.

"The Little Star Jelly Series is coming in Feb. And the Chocolate Lava Series launching in February as well.

We are also planning to open a new store in Quincy, MA on 1/29. Address: 7 Beale Street, Quincy, MA. Please keep that in mind. " in a concluding statement by the President.

About Gong Cha

Gong Cha, a household name in the bubble originated from Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

The brand name was inspired by the term, "tribute tea for the emperor". Today, Gong Cha is one of the leading bubble tea sellers in the United States and beyond.

Their franchises spread across the world, dominating the U.S, UK, and Canada.

The brand sell freshly brewed tea that blends a variety of delicacies such as fruits, toppings, and other combos.

Contact

For more about Gong Cha bubble teas, flavors, toppings, including questions and inquiries, put a call through to or email:

Anchal Lamba
626-203-5741
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https://www.gongchausa.com/

75 West 38th Street,
Greater New York City Area
New York, NY, USA

SGS, the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company, is helping clothing and textile manufacturers gain a better understanding of the growing market for organic cotton.

Consumers are increasingly demanding products that are organic, not least organic textiles. Total global production of organic cotton was estimated at 239,787 metric tons in 2018/19, an increase of 31% on the previous year, which itself followed a 56% increase. Growth is predicted to continue.

SGS’s Consumer Compact article looks at the growing demand for organic cotton while considering its benefits for the planet, growers and manufacturers.

Read the original Consumer Compact article, ‘The Growing Market for Organic Cotton.’ 

SGS Chemical Testing for Textiles

SGS offers a comprehensive range of services to help brands ensure their products are truly organic, including non-GMO screening of the raw materials using ISO IWA 32 to ensure no genetically modified cotton has been used.

In addition, they offer chemical residue tests for a range of substances, including alkylphenol and alkylphenol ethoxylates, adsorbable organic halogens, azo dyes, chlorinated benzenes and toluenes, chlorinated paraffins, chlorophenols, cyclic siloxanes, disperse dyes, heavy metals, formaldehyde, glyoxal, organotin compounds, per- and polyfluorinated compounds, pesticides, phthalates, and PAHs. If a substance is detected at a level above the acceptable limit, the product cannot claim to be ‘organic’. After all, in the end, it’s only trusted because its tested. 

Learn more about SGS Chemical Testing for Textiles. 

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BIFMA has released an updated version of its occasional use seating standard – ANSI/BIFMA X6.4 – to account for the increasing size of seating users.

Occasional- seating is used in a variety if indoor spaces, including:

• Medical centers – waiting rooms, reception areas and for visitors in patient rooms
• Hospitality – restaurants, dining, cafeterias
• Office environments
• Home environments

The updated standard – ANSI/BIFMA X6.4-2021 – is consistent with the previous version (2018) but is adjusted to address the continued rise in the weight of the average American. The test loads are now increased to reflect the current 95^th percentile male weight of 275 lbs. The standard is based upon halving the durability cycles of its related standard ANSI/BIFMA X5.4-2020(Public and Lounge Seating). 

ANSI/BIFMA X6.4 – 2021 helps manufacturers by defining the specific tests, laboratory equipment, test conditions, and recommended minimum limits that should be used when evaluating occasional-use seating units.

SGS Furniture Services

SGS helps you deliver well-designed, functional, durable and safe products to your customers. We have the furniture industry, regulatory and technical expertise to check your products’ compliance against relevant standards and/or your own specifications. In the end, it’s only trusted because it’s tested. Learn more about SGS’s Furniture Services: 

SGS SafeGuardS keep you up to date with the latest news and developments in the consumer goods industry. Read the full Updated Standard for Occasional Use Seating: ANSI/BIFMA X6.4-2021 SafeGuardS. 

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SGS is the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. SGS is recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. With more than 89,000 employees, SGS operates a network of over 2,600 offices and laboratories around the world.​

Nijmegen, The Netherlands | February 8, 2021 -- Modern businesses are adjusting to the rise and advancement of the digital era (and all that comes with it) more and more. In many ways, ensuring the ongoing longevity and success of a business in this modern era is very much intrinsically linked to being willing and able to adapt and realign with the way that the modern world is moving.

Like never before, we have seen a tremendous amount of attention to detail and overall emphasis that is specifically geared towards allowing businesses to enhance and improve from the ground up.

Modern workforce trends are also becoming more enhanced and improved all the time. In fact, the enhancement and improvement of modern businesses is intrinsically linked to the willingness and capability for modern businesses to adapt and overcome challenges, improving significantly in the process.

For many businesses, this is a learning curve that they are still navigating. For small businesses specifically, there is quite a lot to be said about how small businesses can adjust to this new norm and the workforce trends that are coming along with it.

Shifting or expanding online

Some small businesses, believe it or not, still operate largely (if not entirely) on a traditional foundation.

While this is not necessarily a bad thing, we are definitively evolving into the digital era with exceedingly rapid pace. So, adapting to the new norm is crucial. And one of the best ways that small businesses especially can achieve this is to shift or expand their business online.

With more focus on modernisation in the professional landscape, the heightened focus on the online platform is driving businesses to new heights. And small businesses can always utilise that to their advantage.

Prioritising cybersecurity measures

Of course, one of the biggest and most important ways that small businesses can adapt to the new norm and take advantage of workforce trends is to prioritise cybersecurity measures.

Whether it is the full scale use of consumer-focused VPN services or the incorporation of a business-created cybersecurity framework that entirely encapsulates a business’ approach to privacy and security in the digital era and beyond, prioritising cybersecurity measures makes a world of difference in all the right ways.

The more that small businesses focus their energy, money, efforts, and time online, the more important cybersecurity is going to come.

Investing in convenience and efficiency

The digital era has created an inevitable amount of investment and active prioritisation surrounding convenience and efficiency. For small businesses today and in the future and beyond, one of the best ways that they can adapt and thrive in the new norm and prioritise workforce trends now and into the future is to invest in convenience and efficiency.

These are the cornerstones to longevity and success for any business in the digital era and they are even more instrumental for small businesses of all natures, origins, shapes and scales. In many ways, this is expected to be just the tip of the iceberg with the best still yet to come.

Continual and Continuous Monitoring

Cybersecurity is never a one-off affair. It is important to maintain visibility over network endpoints, including employee devices and activities, while respecting their privacy. Apparently, most attacks begin on endpoints used by people—not the firewall or your servers. With the remote work trend, businesses have more endpoints to manage because opportunities for attacks are multiplied.

Endpoint monitoring should be continual (major assessments at regular intervals) and continuous (on-going process). The aim of monitoring details of activities taking place on your network, especially the movement of files is to ensure greater visibility and eliminate blind spots.

Risk Assessment

While transitioning a workspace in line with modern trends, it is crucial to identify the changing nature of risks as well as new loopholes that may have opened up due to such a transition. Therefore, the risk assessment required in this situation would be geared towards analyzing the extent to which business operations rely on certain security functions, as well as the manner in which such functions have become affected due to the transition.

That is basically about answering the questions: what risks were the business exposed to before? And what risks are the business exposed to now? Changes are being effected so rapidly now but security-blind transitions only lead to latter regrets.

Conclusion

No one knows precisely how long the COVID-19 scourge will last. But we know that it has altered the nature of work significantly for years to come. The recommendations above will help SMEs maintain a strong cybersecurity posture amidst the rapid changes taking place.

A summarized checklist for effecting transitions is the following:

* Incorporate privacy and security considerations
* Ensure continuous efficiency (business as usual, or the nearest to it)
* Monitor network activities always
* Evaluate risks and security gaps

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