Elevating safety tracking through the use of a dashboard system that gives managers ready access to this data is the focus of a forthcoming article in Textile Services magazine.

Wildman Business Group, Warsaw, IN, recently announced the acquisition of Hersey, MI-based Northern First Aid. The customer base began receiving service from WM First Aid, a Wildman Co. based in Holland, MI, beginning Dec. 4.

Wildman Business Group, Warsaw, IN, recently announced that it has entered an agreement to acquire California-based Provision Medical Products.

TRSA recently launched a customer/consumer-facing website to promote the hygiene and environmental advantages and supply-chain sustainability, as well as other benefits of linen, uniform and facility services. Users can view the website at LaundryServices.org. It includes a searchable directory of TRSA members so local businesses can find one near them.

UniFirst Corp., Wilmington, MA, recently signed a sponsorship agreement with the Detroit Lions, naming them the Official Uniform Supplier of the Detroit Lions, according to a news release.

Wildman Business Group, Warsaw, IN, recently announced the acquisition of Porters, Griffith, IN. The acquisition will further expand Wildman’s service offerings in the Griffith, Valparaiso and Merrillville areas, according to a news release.

Cintas Corp., Mason, OH, today announced that Scott Farmer, Cintas’ chairman & CEO, will retire as CEO on May 31. Farmer will remain with the company as its executive chairman, a role he has held since 2016. The company also announced that it selected Todd Schneider as CEO & president and a member of the company’s board of directors, effective June 1.

In honor of National Diabetes Month this November, Cintas Corp., Mason, OH, continues to support the American Diabetes Association (ADA) in its fight to cure and prevent diabetes, according to a news release.

Andrew Wittmann and Justin Hauke, financial analysts for Robert W. Baird & Co. who specialize in linen, uniform and facility services companies’ performance, recently discussed the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on the industry, while analyzing employment data and market trends.

Cintas Corp.’s Grand Rapids, MI, location recently received the Michigan Voluntary Protection Program (MVPP) Star certification from the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) for workplace safety and health excellence, according to a news release. The award was presented by MIOSHA Consultation Education and Training Director Nella Davis-Ray and was accepted by plant General Manager Jackie Nilson on behalf of all employees.