Antibacterial distributors join Asian Business Chamber as patrons

Lets Sanify, distributors of antibacterial cleaners and hand sanitisers, have joined Asian Business Chamber of Commerce as patrons.

The business, based in Birmingham, was set up last year by Mahmudur Jaigirdar (Jag), also chief executive of Learner Engagement Training Services Ltd, and Aman Sidhu, financial director.

Lets Sanify are distributors of a range of organic, advanced, alcohol-free disinfectants and surface cleaners of the same name, which kills 99.999 per cent of bacteria and viruses.

They also in the midst of producing specialist machines which can dispense the disinfectant liquid as a mist.

Jag is hopeful that his new venture can stand its ground in a global market.

He said: “We are delighted to be patrons of the Asian Business Chamber of Commerce, we have been members of the chamber for the past few years with our other business Learner Engagement Training Services Ltd and found the support from your team was second to none.

“We now have a new business LETS-SANIFY Ltd that we launched last year, which we have the potential to take to a global level.

“We looked at the support already given to us by the Chamber and knew straight away that we needed to have a partner that had the reputation and reach to support our business, vision and strategy.

“We are proud to be patrons of the Asian Business Chamber of Chamber and looking forward to building a strong relationship. ”

Anjum Khan, director of ABCC, said: “I 'm delighted that Lets Sanify has joined Asian Business Chamber of Commerce as patrons.

“Their range of modern equipment and antiseptic products are exceptional, and the business has big plans to make a huge dent in the market and expand.

“We 're excited to be able to support Lets Sanify in pursuing their business goals. ”

Patronage is the Chamber 's top-tier of membership, offering exclusive benefits.

Pictured: Jason Wouhra, president of the ABCC (second left) testing out one of Lets Sanify 's new products alongside, from left, Mahmudur Jaigirdar, Aman Sidhu and Anjum Khan