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ECHA winner Incentive FM - shared vision
27th of September 2022
Sunshine and lollipops helped Incentive FM to win the 2022 European Cleaning & Hygiene award for Excellence in Client-Contractor Partnerships. But the real key to the company’s success lay in having a single shared vision with its client.
What does the term “soft services” actually mean? To most of us it refers to
ECHA winner Gausium - innovate to disrupt
26th of September 2022
Gausium entered the European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards for the first time in 2022. But the company’s achievement in being a joint winner of the Technological Innovation of the Year Award is just the beginning, says global business development director Peter Kwestro.
The Scrubber 50 Pro from Gausium is said to offer a feature that has
ECHA winner Dominic Ponniah - leading change
23rd of September 2022
Environmental innovation, fair pay and better business – this is the ethos that helped Dominic Ponniah, ceo and co-founder of Cleanology, to win the Leader of the Year award. He says winning was right up there in his top five career highlights.
Cleanology in the UK has come a long way since its launch in 1999 as a mother-and son operation
European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards open for entries
21st of September 2022
European Cleaning Journal, the organiser of the European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards, is calling for service providers, manufacturers and distributors to share their success stories, as entries officially open for the 2023 event.
As the only pan-European awards for the sector, the event provides the opportunity for businesses and individuals
Read the latest edition of ECJ online now
15th of September 2022
The latest edition of ECJ is now available to read online or via the app.
Highlights include:
• The launch of the 2023 European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards
• Schools cleaning - learning the lessons of the pandemic
• Rocketing energy prices in Europe mean tough winter for business
• What modern washroom users
Leaving the hands wet could be worse than not washing them, says expert
13th of September 2022
Failing to dry one's hands after a trip to the toilet can actually be more harmful than not washing them at all, according to Swansea University microbiologist Dr David Webber.
He claims that 85 per cent of microbes are spread by people contaminating surfaces while their hands are still moist. And he describes people who fail to dry their hands
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