Irish PPE firm records €2m sales after securing over a thousand new accounts
First Aid Supplies has more than 2,000 customers on its books including big names such as the HSE, OPW and Glanbia
First Aid Supplies, an Irish personal protective equipment firm, recorded €2 million in sales last year after it secured more than a thousand new accounts.
The Balbriggan-based firm, owned by Gerry Breen, sells more than 700 first aid products and has more than 2,000 customers on its books.
Last year, the firm recorded sales of more than €2 million. The figure was more than double the amount forecast by the company in its budget set out before...
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