Coronavirus: Louis Vuitton Owner LVMH Start to Making Hand Sanitizer to Fight Coronavirus.

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Louis Vuitton Owner LVMH Start to Making Hand Sanitizer to Fight Coronavirus.


The Famous Luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton owner LVMH that usually make liquor and perfume is set to use its perfume production lines to start making hand sanitizer and giving them to customers for free to protect people against the coronavirus outbreak.


The French-based perfume maker LVMH, which produces scents for companies like Louis Vuitton, Givenchy & Christian Dior said in a press briefing on Sunday that it intends on producing hand sanitizer at its factories in France for distribution across 39 hospitals in the region. The company also said that the hand sanitizer gel will be delivered for free to French health authorities.

 France has now seen 264 deaths and 9,134 infected from the coronavirus as the pandemic spreads.

 "LVMH will continue this commitment for as long as necessary, in connection with the French health authorities," the company said.

 As the deadliest coronavirus continues to spread globally and causing panic, people have been advised to maintain proper hygiene and using of mask strickly.

 Chinese electronics giant Foxconn switched some of its production from Apple iPhones to make surgical masks for this coronavirus outbreak.

 Prime Minister Boris Johnson asks UK engineering firms to shift production to build ventilators for the NHS.

 France with including all major European, American and Asian countries has closed its restaurants, cafes and non-essential stores in an effort to combat the virus, which has infected an estimated 215,516 people and killed 8,891 worldwide.

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