El Diario Montañés, the newspaper with the most impact in Cantabria (Spain), shows interest in this innovative technology, DuctFIT®, capable of providing safe enclosed spaces free from the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes Covid-19, among many other virus and bacteria.

Goodwinds Marine Services, as an integral part of the SieXein Global Biosecurity Project, wants to thank this media, the dissemination of this important information.

The article explains the distribution, both nationally and internationally, that we make of this powerful ionic solution, duly tested and certified by important and recognized labs and organizations, including the Virgen de las Nieves University Hospital in Granada, Spain. This technology was initially designed by NASA in the 70’s, in order to purify the atmosphere inside the ISS, lately developed to fight Covid-19. 

Every year, or every two seasons at most, we renew the antifouling of our live work with great pain for our pocket. But few keep in mind that in this way we dissolve potent poisons that inexorably kill our marine environment.

Under the waterline all ships are quickly colonized by numerous organisms that the Anglo-Saxons call "fouling". First, the marine bacteria nest on the surface of the hull, creating a transparent layer that already shows viscous and indicates that the “ground” is ready to be colonized by the next layer of organisms.

A new global project to prevent and reduce marine plastic litter from shipping and fisheries has been launched today (5th December) by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Initial funding for the project is from the Government of Norway.