Cleanzine: your weekly cleaning and hygiene industry newsletter 19th May 2022 Issue no. 1017
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Products Innovation at Interclean Amsterdam
Sustainability & Environment: Category winner: Essity's Tork Biobased Heavy-Duty Cleaning Cloth Five ways distributors can turn new customers into steady customers
Global citric acid market to grow
Monovac BeFree: the cordless dry vacuum cleaner with the ‘magic’ handle
More safety, better health: Basotect as sound absorber in innovative air filters
Proven during pandemic, pioneering technology now expanding
Goodway Technologies awarded 2022 State and Regional Exporter of the Year
Research Award recognises interactions of surfactants with biomimetic Membranes
Aeras returns to sanitise and clean Churchill Downs for Kentucky Derby
Powertec 30-Battery simplifies and speeds up washroom cleaning
Swedish government's labour review will damage service industry, warns ALMEGA
ACI's Kathleen Stanton appointed to key US Trade Advisory Committee on chemicals K New sanitiser formula to significantly cut carbon footprint
Ecological cleaning brand wins Queen's Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development
ISSA announces alliance with FENASEO to support Colombian cleaning industry
ISSA has announced a new alliance with Federación Nacional de Empresas de Aseo y Afines, a non-profit organisation promoting cooperation and growth for building service contractors and related industries in Colombia. Beginning 1st May, FENASEO's BSC members will become ISSA members for the following year. |
Welcome to the Cleanzine
When the world went into lockdown, we had to quickly adapt to working from home efficiently without work infringing on our home life. We soon learnt how to hold meetings over the Web, either one-to-one or en masse with clients and colleagues, and found ways to prevent sudden interruptions from family and pets, or being caught onscreen inappropriately dressed or with incriminating objects in the background. We missed the physical interaction with colleagues: shared lunches, gossip by the coffee machine, after-work trips to the pub, birthday celebrations and Christmas parties – but these losses were counterbalanced by the relief at not having to commute: to not have to push into an overcrowded train or bus or sit in barely moving traffic in the car for hours each morning, knowing that the same battle faced us when homeward bound. Salespeople told me they missed the enjoyment of meeting up with clients who, over the years, had become friends, or the buzz of striking a deal with a customer on first meeting. They loved not having to spend half their lives on the road though, living out of a suitcase lugged into one hotel after another and eating lunch at the wheel as there wasn’t time to stop. Demonstrating a product or machine wasn’t as easy over the Internet, but over time the technique was perfected and people got by. I often mused over whether we’d ever go back to the old ways. I felt that with the pollution caused by (and the expense of) commuting, sales trips and business flights, working from home was sensible and I find the UK Government’s push to get us all back into the office at odds with its commitment to tackle environmental issues. Having had to drive in London last week and seeing the problems Mayor Sadiq Khan’s created for motorists: wide cycle tracks sitting beside bus lanes along virtually continuous 20mph zones which mean third gear’s too low and fourth gear’s too high – well I’m normally very calm but after 40 minutes my anger and frustration had reached worrying levels. Go through that every day? Not a cat in hell’s chance! I’d wondered, because of the way we’ve all changed, where it would leave our industry gatherings – exhibitions and the like. Would they, like the daily commute, die a death? Learning that last week’s Interclean exhibition in Amsterdam managed to attract 25,886 visitors surprised and delighted me. I’d not been able to attend this time around but I’d wondered how many might just not bother, because we’ve got out of the habit of travelling for work. Thank goodness my musings were way off mark!
Yours,
 This Week's News
Interclean Amsterdam's 4-day reunion last week created cause for celebration
Apart from the focus on a personal reunion, there were plenty of opportunities to do business, experience product innovations and attend the extensive knowledge programme. Particular attention was paid to young talent, cleaning in the healthcare sector and updates for facilities managers.  USD 3.05 billion potential growth in hand hygiene market size, says report
This recent market analysis report identifies the market to witness a potential growth difference ofUSD 3.05 billion from 2021 to 2026. The hand hygiene market is anticipated to record an accelerating growth momentum at a CAGR of 7.73% during this period.  ACI to Congress: Ensure EPA Chemical Safety Office has necessary funding
"ACI member companies are committed to ensuring that the public can access cleaning, sanitising and disinfecting products - products that are essential for public health, and that proved critical to combating Covid-19," writes Kathleen Stanton, ACI associate vice president, technical and international affairs.  Reckitt: an Official Partner of Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games
The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, set to run from 28th July to 8th August, is a multi-sport event started in 1930. It aims to unite Commonwealth countries with a celebration of sport and human performance.  'The Future of Cleaning' by Hako
Every area of application places individual demands on cleaning technology. As an expert in this field, Hako offers the right complete solution for all cleaning tasks: with ergonomic machine concepts for more working comfort and safety, innovative solutions for more cleanliness and digital services for more productivity.  Streamline showcases two complete van set ups at Facilities Show 2022
"We are excited to have on the stand a Citroën Relay high pressure and window cleaning van and a Citroën Dispatch window cleaning van, to show existing and potential customers our new technologies and to illustrate the applications that they can be used in," says Director Jason Scott.  Human factors in accident and incident investigations
A two-day course being staged next month by the Health & Safety Executive will provide an impartial and pragmatic understanding of some of the techniques available for investigating Human Factors issues.  Cintas crowns Custodian of the Year 2022 After nearly 90,000 votes were cast, Cintas Corporation has crowned Lydell Henderson, of Presidential Park Elementary School in Middletown, New York, "This contest showcases the unique stories of hardworking custodians throughout the country who deserve recognition for their dedication to their profession," says Christiny Betsch, marketing manager, Cintas. "The community at Presidential Park Elementary School clearly thinks the world of Mr Henderson, who we're honoured to recognise for his achievements." 
The company has been co-founded by experienced environmental entrepreneur Nick Winstone (right) with a vision to adopt cutting edge innovation to deliver the next generation of biological cleaning products, with the lowest environmental impact packaging.  Richard Irvin FM wins £670M worth of new projects in Scotland and North Of England
The wins underpin a strong business performance for RIFM so far in 2022, thanks to long-term relationships with over 170 customers across all of its divisions, many of which have been using its services for over five years. The Cleanzine Archive Search We keep an extensive archive of news stories and product information that have featured in past issues of The Cleanzine. If you would like to run a search of the The Cleanzine web site using the search tool below please just go ahead by entering in the name of the person, product or company or any other key words that you are looking for. How to contact us at The Cleanzine:
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