The upsurge in demand for single-use gloves due to Covid-19 has created widespread concerns of quality and labor exploitation at factories. 

As Coronavirus cases continue to rise globally, and the northern hemisphere stockpiles gloves and other..

Disposable gloves are a great way to add a barrier of protection between your hands and what you are handling. This blog (or video below if you prefer) will explain the different glove materials and the differences between them.

Eagle Protect is the world's only B Corp certified glove and clothing supplier, and we are proud to announce our B Corporation™ recertification for a fourth consecutive term, confirming our commitment to positive social and environmental change...

Since the start of the pandemic, meat processing plants have been deemed essential services around the world in order to maintain food supplies. However, outbreaks of Covid-19 at these plants are significantly higher in some countries than..

Eagle Protect’s range of protective clothing, of various styles and coverage levels, have been designed for specific job requirements. The following comparison outlines the areas of coverage and typical industries where these are currently used. 

The use of PPE together with excellent hand hygiene has been identified by the CDC as essential in reducing the transmission of COVID-19. Gloves and masks are now being worn by most workers in the food industries. But wearing disposable gloves..

The Coronavirus pandemic has seen demand for personal protective equipment (PPE) - face masks, gloves and clothing - far surpassing supply. This has resulted in limited stock available for key industries and frontline workers, with some..

With the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the effectiveness of your glove’s barrier protection has never been more important to help prevent cross-contamination. Wearing disposable gloves alone does not necessarily prevent the spread of..

Eagle Protect’s ongoing focus on reducing the environmental impact of our customers is one we are proud of!  In 2019, by swapping our customers to better quality Eagle gloves we saved 443,820 lbs of waste, 70,547 lbs of CO₂ and 1,162,178 gallons..

Despite the food safety, environmental and occupational risks of vinyl gloves being widely reported, vinyl gloves remain the most common glove used in food handling in the US because of their perceived cheap price point. With pressures on..