Blueair Launches Advanced Air Purifiers for Consumers in the Middle East
Blueair Classic, Sense+ and Pro aimed at improving the health and well-being of consumers in the region
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Blueair Classic 405 “Best in test” in independent laboratory testing of air purifiers
STOCKHOLM – September 26, 2017 – Among 12 different brands tested, Blueair Classic 405 has a “superior air purification capacity” according to Testfakta Research laboratory tests performed by independent accredited Intertek Testing & Certification and IBR Laboratories.
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Blueair launches new range of state-of-the art Wi-Fi connected air purifiers in the Philippines
The world-leader in clean air technology, Swedish Blueair, today launched its New Classic series in the Philippines. The new range models, Classic 205, Classic 480i and 680i, are wi-fi connected and have the highest Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) on the Philippine market.
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Blueair Appoints Arvind Chabra As New Country Head India
The newly appointed head of Blueair India, Mr. Arvind Chabra, will be responsible for rapid scaling of Blueair Indian business operations.
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Blueair sets out ambitious clean air vision for global expansion
Blueair has outlined ambitious plans to take the company into the next stage of its growth and capitalize on new market opportunities following the completion of its acquisition by Unilever.
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Blueair Air Purifiers Deliver Invigorating Air When The Training Gets Tough In Gyms
Blueair air purifiers deliver a breath of invigoratingly cleaner air when the training gets tough for Sweden’s America’s Cup elite athlete preparing for the challenge in their gym on Bermuda. Blueair has donated two top performing Pro air purifiers to the Artemis Team as it prepares its challenge for the world's oldest sporting trophy.
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Sweden’s Blueair launches new-generation Wi-Fi enabled room air purifiers to help Thai consumers tackle 99.97 percent of indoor air contaminants
Blueair launches latest Classic air purifier models to Thai consumers. The new Blueair Classic comes with digital displays that lets you see and control the air you breathe to make sure it’s free of airborne dust and smoke particles, chemicals and viruses.
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Sweden’s Blueair enters GCC’s US$86 million air purifier market
Blueair has opened a hub office for its activities within the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) alliance in fast-growing Dubai. Blueair products tackles 99.97 percent of airborne contaminants such as dust and smoke particles, chemicals and viruses
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Blueair offers lifeline to people who discover they are allergic to their pet
Keeping a dog, cat or another animal as a pet is common in many countries around the world, but our furry and feathery friends can trigger allergies and asthma. A Blueair air purifier may be an ideal solution for those wanting to breath allergen-free indoor air, especially during cold winter days when we and our pets spend more time indoors.
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Diesel cars temporarily banned in Oslo to battle air pollution
Norway temporarily bans diesel cars in the center of Oslo, the capital, for two days this week in response to rising air pollution.
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Living closer to major road brings high risk of suffering dementia, new study suggests
Research published in the medical journal Lancet indicates that as many as 11% of dementia cases among people living up to 100 meters from a highway with significant traffic could be due to vehicle emissions as well as other pollutants
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Air Pollution Strikes Across Europe As 2017 Kicks Off
A quick snapshot of urban air quality around Europe on the first day of the new year reveals that cities such as Salzburg, Chamonix, Berlin, Amsterdam, Krakow, Madrid and Oslo all saw their citizens suffering severe air pollution.
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Air Pollution Tech Poised To Help Change Our Lives in 2017, says Blueair
International clean air specialist Blueair says new tech and growing awareness of the cradle-to-grave consequences of air pollution will help indoor air purification go mainstream in 2017
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High Velocity Cold And Flu Bugs In The Cloud Are Nothing To Sneeze At, Warns Blueair
A violent sneeze can spray clouds of fluids containing hundreds of viruses from a person’s nose and mouth that will travel up to eight meters (26.2 feet), according to MIT scientists, but an efficient air purifier with Hepa filter could help reduce the risk of infection, says air purification specialist Blueair.
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Blueair Helps Ensure Christmas And New Year Cookathons Don’t Leave Family And Friends Gasping For A Breath Of Clean Air
People planning to cook up a storm for family and friends in the kitchen during the festive season may want to make sure their kitchens are well ventilated to avoid creating poor indoor air quality.
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Blueair Sense+ air purifier rated one of the hottest home tech gadgets of 2016
The Blueair Sense+ air purifier has been ranked one of the top home gadgets of 2016 in India thanks in part to its hand gesture and app controls that elevate the sleekly-designed appliance to ‘geek-lust status’, according to reviewers.
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Pour assainir l’air des mauvais jours
Les études internationales ont démontré que les particules polluantes industrielles et des transports appauvrissent la qualité de l'air des villes du monde entier, avec des répercussions nuisibles sur la santé humaine. Mais si notre influence sur la pollution des rues est limitée, nous pouvons cependant créer des havres d'intérieur plus sains, explique Blueair.
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Turning bad air days into cleaner, healthier air days
International studies show city air quality is worsening all over the world due to airborne particles from transport and industrial emissions that also impact human health. But while most people are powerless to influence street-side pollution, it is within their power to create safer indoor havens, says Blueair, a world leader in innovating highly efficient air purifying solutions.
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La pollution atmosphérique tamise la Ville Lumière
Alors que la Ville Lumière européenne s’obscurcit sous un lourd manteau de pollution atmosphérique, les Parisiens sont aujourd'hui assidûment à l'écoute des prévisions quotidiennes sur la pollution de l'air, et sont amenés à éviter les activités physiques de plein air, et à sécuriser l'intérieur de leurs habitations.
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As Europe’s City of Light is dimmed by record heavy air pollution, Parisians need to check daily air pollution forecasts, avoid outdoor exercise and create safer indoor habitats
Parisians should make it a daily habit to check air pollution forecasts, avoid exercising or playing outside during high pollution alerts and create safe indoor air environments to avoid the consequences of breathing toxic air, says Blueair in response to news that the City of Light is under threat from increasing air pollution.
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