DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 29, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — SRSI has joined MHEDA, the Material Handling Equipment Distributors Association. MHEDA is the premier trade association dedicated to serving the material handling community. MHEDA programs and services are accessed by thousands of industry professionals each year who are seeking to help their business stay competitive and their employees stay connected.

As a part of this network of industry professionals, SRSI is able to access professional development programs, best practice benchmarking and networking opportunities, all specific to the material handling industry.

“Joining MHEDA is exciting and necessary for us to continue growing and succeeding in our space,” notes Benjamin York, SRSI CEO. “We look forward to showcasing more of SRSI, networking with other industry leaders, and introducing more industry-breaking solutions to the market. MHEDA is a perfect avenue for us to connect with more of the Material Handling industry.”

ABOUT SRSI:

SRSI is a material handling systems integrator specializing in automation and warehouse information systems. They provide comprehensive, turnkey solutions to meet and exceed your performance goals. From inventory flow analysis, slotting and storage systems design, order processing, inventory control, to warehouse safety and even optimized labor and equipment utilization, SRSI has the breadth and depth of experience to design, execute and support your integrated system.

For more information, visit https://www.gosrsi.com.

SRSI’s headquarter office is located in Dallas, Texas with regional offices and remote workspaces all over the United States including Colorado, North Carolina, Illinois, and Indiana to name a few. While growing quickly, SRSI currently has 35 employees and has been in business for three years.

ABOUT MHEDA:

The Material Handling Equipment Distributors Association (MHEDA) is the only national trade association dedicated solely to improving the proficiency of material handling distributors, integrators and suppliers. MHEDA represents close to 600 companies in the material handling equipment business. Located in suburban Chicago, the association provides services to companies seeking to improve their business through education, networking, benchmarking and best practices. For more information, visit http://www.mheda.org/.

MEDIA CONTACT:

Skyeler Smith, Marketing Coordinator at SRSI

info(at)gosrsi.com

SGS, the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company, is reminding stakeholders that California is phasing out the use of Perchloroethylene (Perc) in dry cleaning.

Perc was identified by the California Air resources Board (CARB) as a toxic air contaminant (TAC) under the state’s Toxic Air Contaminant Identification and Control Program in October 1991. Because Perc is mostly in dry cleaning operations, CARB adopted its Dry Cleaning Air Toxic Control Measure (ATCM) in 1993.

In 2007, CARB amended the Dry Cleaning ATCM to phase out the use of Perc, thereby virtually eliminating all health risks. The amendment requires all Perc machines to be removed from service once they become 15 years old or by January 1, 2023, whichever is sooner. This will phase out the use of Perc from all dry cleaning and water-repelling operations.

The health risks associated with Perc are now recognized by consumers and authorities. Regulations are becoming increasingly restrictive, increasing costs and requiring the use of safer solvent alternatives. A variety of alternative dry-cleaning machines are now available. These use a variety of alternatives, such as professional wet cleaning, liquid carbon dioxide (CO₂), hydrocarbon solvent, and silicone-based solvents.

SGS provides a range of dry-cleaning testing solutions using a silicone-based solvent and the proprietary GreenEarth® cleaning system. This can be used to assess appearance and dimensional stability in garments. In addition, SGS provides consultancy services to ascertain the impact of this dry-cleaning process on garments and textile products.

SGS Softlines Services

SGS has a worldwide network of over 40 state-of-the-art laboratories, including 10 in China, specializing in testing of apparel, footwear, and home textiles. Their committed team is drawn from multi-disciplinary backgrounds, allowing them to conduct a comprehensive range of physical, chemical, and functional testing services for components, materials and finished products. SGS helps companies ensure quality, performance, and compliance with international, industrial, and regulatory standards worldwide. In the end, it’s only trusted because it’s tested. Learn more about SGS’s Softlines Services.

SGS SafeGuardS keep you up to date with the latest news and developments in the consumer goods industry. Read the full California Phase Out of Perchloroethlyene in Dry Cleaning – an update SafeGuardS.

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For further information contact:

Louann Spirito

Consumer and Retail — Softlines

US & Canada Softlines Business Head

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About SGS

We are SGS – the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company. We are recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. Our 96,000 employees operate a network of 2,600 offices and laboratories, working together to enable a better, safer and more interconnected world.

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Donor Network has partnered with a national logistics and communications company to technologically enhance how organ donations are transported locally, regionally and nationally.

Baltimore-based MediGO provides cutting-edge tracking capabilities and critical data collection throughout the transport process to predict an accurate time of arrival at a hospital or transplant center. In real time, the platform informs Indiana Donor Network of changes to a delivery’s timeline so all involved in the transport and transplant process can better manage resources and improve chances of successful organ and tissue transplantation.

>> Download high-resolution images of MediGO in action at Indiana Donor Network: https://bit.ly/36fSAV3

When Indiana Donor Network prepares organs and tissue for transport, information is populated into the MediGO platform, giving everyone involved access to critical information about the delivery. The information, available via a web application, includes GPS tracking, traffic and weather conditions, best and alternative travel routes, delays and more. The system also provides real-time map updates.

“MediGO’s platform significantly enhances our ability to know where an organ is at all times and get real-time updates to transplant center staff. This improves communication among teams, results in better organ recipient outcomes and ultimately helps us save more lives,” said Sherry Quire, director of organ services at Indiana Donor Network.

Indiana Donor Network currently utilizes 15 MediGO tracking devices to monitor organs in transit throughout the state.

Indiana Donor Network joins a growing list of organ procurement organizations to innovate tracking and communication during organ shipments.

“The success of human organ transplants is measured in seconds and minutes, and every person and vehicle involved in moving these organs is an added layer of risk standing between a lifesaving surgery,” said Scott Plank, co-founder and CEO, MediGO. “The MediGO OPO Delivery Management platform manages this complex chain of custody and complex mode of transportation for urgent medical cargo. We are proud to partner with the Indiana Donor Network to make an impact on improving healthcare outcomes,”

Despite age or medical history, anyone can sign up to be a donor online at Donate Life Indiana. Learn more about Indiana Donor Network online.

Indiana Donor Network's mission is to save and enhance the quality of life through organ, tissue and eye donation and transplantation. Its vision is to be a leader in organ and tissue recovery. Founded in 1987, the organization coordinates donation in 85 of the state’s 92 counties and serves Indiana's hospitals and transplant centers nationwide. With headquarters in Indianapolis, the organization also has offices in Fort Wayne, South Bend and Evansville and staff throughout the state.

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ABOUT INDIANA DONOR NETWORK

The decision to become an organ, tissue and eye donor is a decision to give the gift of life. Indiana Donor Network serves as the vital link between donors and patients waiting for lifesaving organ transplants, healing tissue and corneas to restore sight. The organization is a federally designated organ recovery organization and accredited tissue bank serving 85 of Indiana’s 92 counties. Its team of more than 250 dedicated professionals is committed to saving and healing lives through donation and transplantation, championing the cause through education and outreach and supporting donor families in their time of need. For more or to sign up as a donor, visit Indiana Donor Network online: http://www.indianadonornetwork.org

Indiana Donor Network® and the Indiana Donor Network Foundation® are federally registered trademarks.

ABOUT DONATE LIFE INDIANA

Since 1998, Donate Life Indiana has been the state-authorized nonprofit organization responsible for managing the Indiana donor registry. Its mission is to save lives by creating opportunities for all Indiana citizens to sign up on the organization’s official state registry while striving to raise awareness for organ, eye and tissue donation and transplantation through public education. For more, visit Donate Life Indiana online: http://www.donatelifeindiana.org

ABOUT MEDIGO

MediGO is an industry-leading logistics platform that enables real-time management of time-sensitive medical shipments on a centralized communication channel. With newfound supply chain transparency, care teams can be proactive in unifying stakeholders, coordinating resources and making vital decisions to deliver care at the speed of life. MediGO is a portfolio company within JSP Ventures. For more, visit MediGO online: https://www.gomedigo.io/

The KUNX Digital Broadcasting Network recently expanded their show lineup to include twenty-one quality programs that deal with unexplained phenomena including UAPs, Sasquatch, hauntings, paranormal investigations, ancient technology, consciousness and contact, and other subjects.

Kansas City, Missouri February 23, 2022

On October 31, 2021 Margie Kay announced the launch of the Un-X Network, to compliment the quarterly Un-X Magazine. The anchor show is Jimmy Church with Fade to Black, which airs Monday through Thursday nights. Other shows which launched in October and shortly after include Un-X News with Margie Kay, Sasquatch Tracks with Micah Hanks, Dreamland with Whitley Strieber, Most Haunted with Dan Terry, Into the Parabnormal with Jeremy Scott, Ancient Connections with Billy Carson, Dark Matters Radio with Don Ecker, Strange Recon with Jeff Kingsbury, Somewhere in the Skies with Ryan Sprague, Paranormal Now with Alan B. Smith, Shifting the Paradigm with Cristina Gomez, Unexplained Phenomena Australia with Ben Hurle, UFO Chronicles Podcast with Nik Hunter, and 3PNR with Adam Rodriguez.

The latest show additions are Connecting the Universe with Mike Ricksecker, Entity Voices: Paranormal Evidence with the EVPE Team, The Convergence Enigma with Josh Rutledge and Stefan Gearhart, and Consciousness and Contact with Rey Hernandez. There are now a total of twenty-one compelling programs with differing viewpoints on the Un-X Network.

Programming Director Race Hobbs says that more shows are in the works and will be launched soon.

The network broadcasts twenty-four hours a day seven days a week by repeating shows and airing archives from syndicated programs. Some shows are also available on the YouTube channel “Un-X Network” at tinyurl.com/2p92z8nm, and this will be expanded soon.

Listeners may access the network at www.unxnetwork.com or on their favorite app such as Paranormal Talk Radio, TalkStream Live, Spotify, and others. Programs and archives are free to access.

A bi-monthly newsletter is available to subscribers at no charge.

Contact: Margie Kay

KUNX Digital Broadcasting Network

Kansas City, Missouri

816-833-1602

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