St. Paul-based company will produce 100,000 face shields a day for health care workers
14 Apr 2020
In a sign of the times, a St. Paul-based company has now shifted to producing personal protection equipment for health care workers.
Until recently — very recently — The Vomela Companies were best known for designing, printing and installing specialty graphics that many of us have seen displayed in stores, wrapped around buses and buildings or commanding our attention at sporting events like March Madness.
This pandemic has changed the signs of our everyday life, though.
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