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• Adapting to the pace of change 

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• The future of safety engineering is digital 

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• Site Safety Guide for Manufacturing  

  Essity, a global health and hygiene company, and the global manufacturer of Tork, has published the Tork Site Safety Guide for Manufacturing. The company says the guide offers insights from Essity’s first-hand experience confronting the pandemic and its role in advising the U.K. government on safer policy.

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