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According to Cyclamed, healthcare facilities in France generate around 700,000 tonnes of waste each year. A significant portion of this waste consists of infectious healthcare waste, which represents between 15% and 25% of the total. These materials require specific treatment due to their potential health hazards. Currently, most infectious waste is incinerated. While this method […]

The COVID-19 pandemic has left more than just a public health crisis. It has also generated an unprecedented volume of biohazardous waste. Single-use masks, gloves, gowns, and testing kits have overwhelmed waste treatment systems worldwide, exposing a critical weakness in healthcare infrastructure and raising significant environmental concerns, especially around sustainable infectious waste management. Medical waste, particularly infectious waste, has […]

The global climate crisis has become an urgent issue, with COP29 highlighting the need for immediate action across various industries. One area that requires attention is the management of Infectious Healthcare Waste (IHW). Improper handling of IHW not only contributes to environmental pollution but also poses serious health risks, which can further exacerbate the challenges […]

A partnership for sustainable solutions Bertin medical waste has signed a Long-Term Agreement (LTA) with UNOPS to support the management of infectious waste. This agreement reflects the trust placed in our solutions by major international organizations. Over the years, we have worked with UNICEF, UNDP, the World Bank, and JICA, providing tailored solutions to address […]

A Sustainable Approach to Infectious Healthcare Waste Managing infectious healthcare waste is a critical responsibility for healthcare facilities, infrastructure managers, and public institutions. With growing environmental concerns, Bertin Medical Waste has introduced a solar-powered solution to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of medical waste treatment. This innovation seamlessly integrates solar energy into Sterilwave’s proven waste […]

Vaccination campaigns play a critical role in promoting healthier populations and preventing the spread of diseases. However, they also contribute to environmental challenges, particularly through increasing carbon emissions each year. This article examines the key environmental impacts of vaccination campaigns and their estimated carbon emissions. Key Environmental Impacts of Vaccination Healthcare supply chains significantly contribute […]

Bertin Technologies partners with UNICEF through a Long-Term Agreement to support public health worldwide. We offer effective and innovative solutions for medical waste management. Our Sterilwave system plays a critical role in safely disposing of infectious waste during large-scale vaccination campaigns. Why Choose Bertin Medical Waste for Your Vaccination Campaigns Health Security Sterilwave destroys infectious waste […]

Bertin Medical Waste will showcase Sterilwave, our innovative solution for safe and sustainable biological waste management, at Medica 2024! MEDICA is one of the world’s largest medical trade fairs, showcasing innovations in medical imaging, diagnostics, digital health, and more. With forums, conferences, and product presentations, it is a key event for professionals seeking innovative solutions […]

 Biohazardous waste poses a major challenge for sorting centers and healthcare facilities. The Syded du Lot has recently raised concerns about the alarming increase of these hazardous wastes in sorting centers, where workers are exposed to significant risks every day.  The Dangers of Biohazardous waste in Sorting Centers  Hazardous Healthcare Waste, which includes sharp and […]

Managing infectious medical waste is a critical responsibility for healthcare institutions worldwide. Ensuring safety, efficiency, and compliance with international standards safeguards public health and protects the environment. Overcoming challenges in medical waste management Infectious medical waste, when not properly managed, poses significant risks such as pathogen transmission, environmental contamination, and increased healthcare-associated infections. Traditional centralized […]