NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2022

Caco America LLC is excited to share that it’s participating in the upcoming NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2022 at San Diego, CA.

We will showcase our exclusive GE PPE program and will introduce several new patented products unique to the safety industry.

You are cordially invited to visit our booth #2131 at the NSC from the 19 thru the 21 of September 2022.

We look forward to seeing you there!

 

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Also, voting is now open for the ‘Best in Show’ 2022 New Product Showcase Awards, brought to you by NSC! Place a checkmark next to the three GE products and submit the ballot by pressing the “Vote” button at the bottom of the page.

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