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Granard based company Shasta Ltd, who specialise in portable sterilisation technologies will appear on Friday evening’s Late Late Show as part of a special segment featuring up and coming Irish businesses.
The company, which is headed by Granard woman Ann-Marie Durkin will appear with Ryan Tubridy ahead of the launch of their innovative baby bottle steriliser Steri-Ova to the Irish and UK markets later this year.
Shasta, which was founded in 2006 and was named Longford’s Most Innovative Small Firm in 2010, have surpassed all other sterilisation methods in the market. Steri-Ova is the result of over four years of research and development and is ten times faster than any other product of its kind on the shelves. With a sterilisation effectiveness of 99.9%, Steri-Ova offers the highest standards of sterilisation in the market.
Speaking to the Leader, Ann-Marie commented: “We got the call from one of the producers of the show (The Late Late) and we were delighted to accept and are really looking forward to it. The publicity it will give our product will be amazing.”
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