Polygiene, the Swedish developer and supplier of Stays Fresh and Odor Crunch technology, has announced new agreements with Vtinon, a Korean producer of socks, and with Osklen, a sustainable Brazilian sportswear brand owned by the Alpargatas group. It has previously announced Tommy Sport as a client. The Swedish company's financial results deteriorated in the second quarter ended on June 30, however. Sales were down by 24.2 percent to 12.6 million Swedish kronor (€1.16m-$1.28m), with a drop of 19.3 percent for its continuing operations. The operating loss widened to SEK 4.3 million (€0.40m-$0.44m) from SEK 1.6 million in the year-ago period.
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