TOMI Environmental Solutions, Inc.
TOMI Environmental SolutionsJun 19 2024 ® , a global company specializing in disinfection and decontamination utilizing its premier Binary Ionization Technology platform through its SteraMist brand of products, today announced that the Company is working closely with customers and partners to support efforts to combat a current outbreak of avian influenza that is causing widespread disruption globally.
While avian influenza is not a new issue for the poultry sector, recent outbreaks have intensified concerns due to the virus's virulence and rapid spread among bird populations. Alarmingly, recent interspecies H5N1 cases have also been identified in more than 90 dairy herds and have infected humans, with one instance recently resulting in a fatality.
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