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Vermop wins Amsterdam Innovation Award at ISSA/INTERCLEAN
8th of May 2012
The Mag system from Vermop was declared the best innovation for the cleaning industry when it was declared the winner of the Amsterdam Innovation Award at today's opening ceremony for ISSA/INTERCLEAN 2012 in the Netherlands.
It was chosen to be awarded the overall prize from the three category winners - the other two were Kärcher and
Plan your visit using the online floor plan
8th of May 2012Finding your way around the halls of ISSA/INTERCLEAN could not be easier thanks to the online floor plan. Use it to locate exhibitors, brand, products and demonstration areas.
Find it at http://issa-interclean-2012.itsenav.com/
ISSA seminar focuses on healthcare
8th of May 2012
Cleaning industry association ISSA has once again put together a stimulating seminar programme this week, running alongside the exhibition. Here's what's coming up tomorrow, Wednesday.
13.00-15.00 - Cleaning in the 21st century: the vital importance of cleaning in healthcare. Room D201-202
ISSA is collaborating with the World Federation of
Visit us on the ECJ stand
8th of May 2012
As the official media partner for ISSA/INTERCLEAN European Cleaning Journal will have a high profile throughout the exhibition. Come and meet us at stand 01.100, right by the entrance to hall 1.
Find out more about the bi-monthly European Cleaning Journal magazine, the website that's updated daily, and the monthly email newsletter. Register with
ISSA/INTERCLEAN opens its doors to Europe’s cleaning industry
8th of May 2012
The biggest ISSA/INTERCLEAN ever opened its doors to the world's professional cleaning industry this morning. Taking place until Friday (May 11) this is the year's most important event for the sector - allowing professionals to discover the latest product innovations and network with colleagues from all over the world.
This year there are more
Dutch cleaners' victory after 105-day strike
7th of May 2012
After 105 days of strike action, cleaners in the Netherlands have won their battle for better pay and conditions.
They are to be awarded a pay increase of 4.85 per cent, better training, regular monitoring of their workload and more security for temporary workers. Progress has also been made in the treatment of cleaners on sick leave.
On May 1
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