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Day to day impacts of cleaning machines
24th of November 2023
In the cleaning sector, the benefits of a ‘sustainability first’ approach extend beyond the traditional, more obvious initiatives and touch on day-to-day machine-related operational impacts. Cost-effective servicing programmes can underpin machine repair, maintenance and reuse to extend working lifespans and ensure machines do not end
The next big green ‘thing’
23rd of November 2023
What is the main focus of companies’ sustainability policies today? And what will be the next big sustainability ‘thing’ as far as cleaning and hygiene companies are concerned? Ann Laffeaty poses these questions.
Green cleaning – like most things – is subject to trends. Over the years we have seen companies focusing
Finding an easier way to inclusion
22nd of November 2023
ECJ’s Lotte Printz on supported employment (SE) for disabled people in Sweden in the cleaning industry.
The approaches may differ, but all over Europe it’s being discussed how to include people with disabilities in the ordinary labour market. In real jobs in real workplaces with real workmates and real pay.
In Sweden, approximately
Survey shows a positive outlook
20th of November 2023
Anna Garbagna in Italy takes a look at the annual survey by Afidamp on product sales for 2022.
There is a climate of optimism for professional cleaning which is predicting a growing trend for the closure of the current year.
The companies interviewed for the annual survey of producers and distributors commissioned by Afidamp to Cerved have
Awards recognise unsung heroes
17th of November 2023
From the UK, Lynn Webster reports on the job done by those responsible for hygiene on the front line.
We acknowledge that the cleaning industry is very diverse, providing services across many sectors. An area that can often be overlooked is the contribution made by our armed forces and the various military cadre; the key groups of officers and
Hand hygiene market is booming: report
15th of November 2023
The global professional hand hygiene market was valued at US$6.18 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$8.18 billion by 2028, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 4.77 per cent.
The expansion of the hospitality and healthcare industries has led to the increased consumption of hand hygiene products, claims market research company
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