Tradex International, Inc. to be Recognized at The White House as One of the Nation’s Fastest-Growing Asian American Businesses

Cleveland, OH, May 07, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Tradex International, Inc., one of the largest suppliers of disposable gloves worldwide, is pleased to announce it has been named to the US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce’s list of the 50 Fastest-Growing Asian American Businesses. For being named to the list, Tradex will be recognized in a special presentation to take place at The White House on May 28.

“It is always exciting to see our hard work and commitment to diversity gaining recognition at a national level,” said Tradex President and CEO Saji Daniel, “We are honored to be recognized at The White House.”

The White House awards gala will take place on May 28, during the 23rd Annual CelebrAsian Business Opportunity Conference in Washington, DC. The Conference, the largest of its kind in the United States, connects Asian American suppliers with buyers, and informs participants on the different procurement trends and requirements, contract opportunities, and other programs necessary to be competitive in the marketplace.

Selection to the list is determined through nominations, and is based on percentage revenue growth over three years. To be eligible, companies must be owned by one or more Asian Americans (with at least 51% ownership).

The US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce was formed in 1984 to promote, nurture, and propel economic growth by opening doors of contract, and developing educational and professional opportunities for Asian Americans and their business partners in corporate American and government agencies. USPAACC represents multiple ethnic groups, including: China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, the Philippines, Korea, India, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Pakistan, Mongolia, and Indonesia.

Tradex International, Inc.’s comprehensive line of Ambitex® brand disposable products are internationally recognized for quality and safety, protecting people’s health in the foodservice, medical, janitorial, and light industrial markets around the globe.

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