Speed Skating Canada partners with Dizolve to keep things fresh and clean off the ice.

Moncton based company’s sustainable cleaning technology to be used at national training centres in Montreal, Calgary and Quebec City.

Speed Skating Canada announces today a new partnership with Dizolve, the original inventor and leading North American manufacturer of dissolvable, single-dose laundry, fabric care and cleaning sheets.  

Established in 2009, the Moncton based company has rapidly grown into a Canadian success story. They partner with leading consumer brands and institutional clients to deliver eco-conscious cleaning solutions that eliminate single-use plastics and reduce carbon emissions. Using patented technology and North American–sourced ingredients, Dizolve is redefining how cleaning products are made and delivered. 

“It’s no secret that climate change is threatening the future of winter sports like speed skating. That’s why we’re proud to partner with an innovative company like Dizolve – taking another proactive step to reduce our environmental footprint and help safeguard the long-term viability of outdoor speed skating across Canada. Together, we’re committed to building a cleaner, more sustainable future.” – Joe Morissette, Chief Executive Officer, Speed Skating Canada 

As part of this multi-year partnership, athletes in Speed Skating Canada’s short track and long track national programs will utilize Dizolve’s innovative and environmentally friendly products to help keep clothing, uniforms and equipment clean and smelling fresh while they are on the road, travelling nationally and internationally to compete for their country.  

“We are proud to partner with Speed Skating Canada, an organization that shares our values of performance, progress, and community. Just as Canada’s speed skaters set new standards on the ice, Dizolve is pioneering sustainable cleaning technology. Together, we want to show Canadians that performance and sustainability can go hand in hand.” – Chris Ingersoll, President, Dizolve Group Corporation 

Dizolve has a longstanding tradition of giving back and building strong ties within the community they proudly call home, as evidenced by their recently announced support of Moncton native Courtney Sarault as she prepares for the upcoming 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Milano-Cortina. This endorsement reflects their dedication to championing local talent and creating opportunities for Canadians to shine on the world stage.