Venice, Italy – with the recent trends in the medical uniform industry that calls for such products to be neat and presentable, the International Lab Coats Association has called for any company to participate in the association’s search for anyone who can deliver or manufacture a technology that can make such trend realistic. There are many companies that responded to the cal and one of them is the Iron Metal Detergent Company which is a company engaged in developing detergent and other textile cleaning technologies. And such is made possible through the research initiated by Dr. Francois Bennett which is commissioned by the company itself.

Dr. Francois Bennett is a textile researcher employed by Metal Detergent whose qualifications include his degree in Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Oxford University. He has then worked with various companies concerned in the textile industry as well as in detergent industry which his last is with the Metal Detergent where he served as senior research specialist. He has been with the company for 15 years and since then has participated and lead some important projects that the company has initiated to improve its products and services. On January 2010, the company has embarked for another major project and this time, Bennett is again tasked to lead it.

The project which is dubbed Project White has the objective of offer the medical uniform industry a technology that can assure much cleaner medical uniforms. Project White has commenced in the same month which a group composed of textile experts, scientists on fabric conditioner and detergent technology is formed and is to be headed by Bennett. The group which is to undertake the project is now housed at a facility in Northwest Virginia where intensive research works are done.

It is the hope of the entire medical uniform or landau scrub wearing personnel industry that Project White will be successful in order for its result to be beneficial in the said industry. This is so as in case the project will be successful, the technology will be franchised by the different companies concerned which its mass production will be made possible and therefore will benefit the industry as a whole. Further information on the technology being developed by Metal Detergent can be accessed through Metal Detergent’s official web site for the said project.

Mcbride is a fashion-buff focused on internal decorating. Born and raised in New York, she is currently a freelance interior decorator and designer promoting baby phat coat and ceil blue.