face shields

How one company shifted gears from pedicabs to personal protective equipment

COVID-19 forced Northeastern graduate Ben Morris to stop manufacturing three-wheeled cycles. But he has kept his company, Coaster Cycles, going, and brought his employees back to work, by making the protective face shields worn by healthcare workers.
- by Jenna Pelletier - contributor May 7, 2020
This family business shifted gears to protect people on the front lines of COVID-19

To address the shortage of protective equipment caused by the pandemic, Lacerta, a Massachusetts-based packaging company founded by three Iranian immigrants who attended Northeastern, is producing plastic face shields.
- by Linda Matchan - contributor April 8, 2020

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