ActivePure to support New Zealand Team at Paris 2024 Olympic Games

ActivePure, renowned for its cutting-edge air and surface disinfection technology, will be used by the team to ensure indoor spaces remain clean and safe throughout their time in Paris. Proven effective against the SARS-CoV-2 virus in both air and on surfaces, ActivePure offers a vital layer of defence against viruses and other pathogens.

ActivePure units are being supplied through a continuation of the New Zealand Olympic Committee's partnership with Big Blue, a leading New Zealand water and air hygiene company and the exclusive ActivePure partner in Australasia.

Nigel Avery, Chef de Mission for the New Zealand Olympic Team, thanked ActivePure: "I want to say a big thank you to ActivePure for their generous support of the New Zealand Olympic Games Team. A key part of competition at this level is ensuring that you show up healthy and well when it’s go time. The ActivePure partnership provides a critical layer of protection for our Kiwi athletes and their support crew so they can perform to their highest potential."

Paul Wiggans, Managing Director of Big Blue, echoed these sentiments: "We have a real focus on partnerships with high performance environments helping out again after seeing the positive impact of ActivePure at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Beijing Winter Olympics, as well as the Brimingham Commonwealth Games. We wish the team all the best in Paris and look forward to seeing them make history for New Zealand."

ActivePure, originating in NASA space programs, stands as a globally leading indoor air safety technology. Widely adopted in New Zealand, particularly within the health sector, ActivePure, through Big Blue, aims to ensure safer indoor air for all shared spaces.

With extensive deployments across New Zealand, including in the MIQ network and throughout New Zealand’s hospitals, ActivePure protects hundreds of thousands of Kiwis. Available for all indoor environments, ActivePure is accessible to organisations throughout New Zealand and Australia, contributing to overall community well-being.