A recent study’s findings highlight a new integrated cleanliness monitoring process that assists in locating the presence of multi-resistant organisms (MRO) within healthcare settings, notably in busy intensive care units (ICUs).
3 December, 2015The investment Whiteley Corporation made in its world-class Tomago (Newcastle, NSW) facility has paid off many times over with unrivalled local and export business successes; plant licensing from Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and SAI Global; and valued community and ties with the Hunter region.
8 June, 2015Reflecting the company’s ongoing heavy investment in research and development and the export of its intellectual property, Whiteley Corporation has won an ‘Excellence in Export of Manufactured Goods’ award at the 2013 Hunter Manufacturing Awards. The awards ceremony was held on the 18th October at Newcastle (NSW) Panthers. Whiteley Corporation celebrated 80 years in business […]
21 October, 2013Whiteley Corporation has received an Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Grant, in the mid-year 2013 round, for a project investigating the ‘Developing of Novel Chemistries for Removing Environmental Surface Biofilms to Reduce Hospital Acquired Infections’. The grant offers three years of funding into this important area of research and development. ‘The team of researchers will […]
3 July, 2013Reflecting its ongoing commitment to internal R & D, Whiteley Corporation has opened (23 July) an expanded Research and Development Laboratory facility at its Tomago (Newcastle NSW) manufacturing base. Whiteley points out that it has a long history as one of Australia’s leading manufacturers of disinfectants for healthcare and industrial cleaning products. It’s an Australian, […]
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