Over 29,000 children have globally called on the Committee of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) to acknowledge their right to clean air through the Freedom to breathe campaign run by Swedish Blueair and a coalition NGOs. Today the Vice-Chair of the Committee acknowledged their right to clean air and confirmed it will be elevated within the UNCRC.
Blueair today confirmed that its HealthProtect™ 7400-series air purifiers remove 99.99% of live airborne SARS-CoV-2 virus in controlled biosafety level 3 lab testing. The test was conducted by MRI Global in a 13ft³ chamber on live aerosolized SARS-CoV-2 virus. HealthProtect™, Blueair's most advanced air purifier ever, is also the only air purifier with 24/7 protection against viruses and bacteria.
Stockholm, 18 February 2021: During the final training camp before the World Championship in cross-country skiing in Oberstdorf, the Swedish World Championship skiers will receive help from air purification expert Blueair. Swedish Blueair will senda total of 17 HealthProtect™ air purifiers to ensure that the athletes have 24/7 access to clean air. This is the start of a partnership where Blueair g
A 6-month study across nursery schools in London, commissioned by the London Mayor, released today show that Blueair air purifiers have demonstrated a “positive impact on the nursery indoor air quality reducing PM2.5 and in some cases NO2”. London Mayor also called on the British government to urgently bring in industry performance and design standards for air filtration systems.
Tokyo 19 December 2019: Today Blueair, a leading producer of air purifiers for home and professional use, launched its CLEAN AIR FOR CHILDREN programme in Japan with the donation of 100 air purifiers to nursery schools in Tokyo.
Swedish Blueair is donating 100 units of its award-winning Classic air purifiers recommended for people with asthma and allergies to the Shibuya government. The air pur
Today Blueair and Alibaba’s TMALL presented joint research showing that 74% of parents with young children and 79% pregnant women in China worry about the air quality in their home. Germs are the main sources of concern with over 50% of parents reporting that their children get sick frequently, up to once a month. A majority of children, and 60% of adults, also suffer from allergies.
Blueair, a world-leader in indoor air purification for home and professional use, won three awards including “Most Popular Brand” and “High-end Smart Product” at the China Household Appliances Online Summit in Beijing. In addition, Blueair China General Manager Maggie Chan, was awarded “Exemplary Industry Figure”.
Blueair has called on major cities worldwide to follow a new initiative by London to warn Londoners about air pollution in real time and advise people how to protect their health during peak bad air alerts. The toxic air alert program kicks off August 15 with electronic update signs at all 270 London Underground stations and 2,500 bus countdown signs and river pier signs across London.
Blueair has premiered its first ever digital ad campaign in the U.S.A. in a move to boost awareness of indoor air quality issues.
World leading air purification corporation Blueair will showcase how it is leveraging the ‘Internet of Things’ to revolutionize the way we keep the air we breathe at home and work free of airborne threats to health and wellbeing at the upcoming Chicago Homes + Housewares Show, March 7 – 10, 2015.
Envisioneering Innovation & Design Awards at IFA Berlin honor two new indoor air cleaning innovations from Blueair indoor launched at IFA Berlin, one of the largest consumer electronics trade shows in the world.
Blueair has unveiled the future of indoor air cleaning technology and how it changes our lives for the better at the IFA Berlin technology show running 5 - 10 September in the German capital. Blueair launched two new innovative product lines, including the world’s most powerful indoor air purifier that uses little energy and an air cleaner designed for a younger, more health aware generation.
China's air pollution problems have made headlines globally, but in both Europe and the USA air pollution is still a major problem - with potentially serious consequences for human health and well-being.