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RPC bpi recycled products acquires PLASgran
14th of September 2018
Polythene film recycler RPC bpi recycled products in the UK has acquired leading recycler of rigid plastics, PLASgran.
The acquisition, it says, marks a major step in its ongoing commitment to work towards a world where nothing goes to waste.
PLASgran recycles nearly 50,000 tonnes of rigid plastics while RPC bpi recycled products recycles over
Mulberry Marketing Communications appoints new ceo
13th of September 2018
UK-based Mulberry Marketing Communications has appointed Matt Serra as chief executive officer (ceo). He succeeds founder Chris Klopper, who passed away in June.
"I am excited for the opportunity to lead Mulberry into the future, building on the principles and ideals our founder established for the agency," said Serra. "We are proud
ISS Netherlands divests non-core cleaning portfolio
12th of September 2018
Global facility services provider ISS is to divest its non-core single-service cleaning portfolio in the Netherlands to Dutch cleaning company CSU.
As one of the country's largest cleaning companies is a well-known and respected market leader with experience in integrating activities from acquisitions.The divestment affects approximately 70 Dutch
New study reveals germ risks of airport security
10th of September 2018
The plastic trays in which passengers place their belongings at the security desk are among the most contaminated areas of a typical airport, according to a study.
Four out of eight samples analysed in the study tested positive for respiratory viruses such as influenza A, rhinovirus and human corona OC43. Viruses were also found to a lesser
More than half of us don’t wash our hands after using the toilet at work
6th of September 2018
More than 50 per cent of workers say they've seen a colleague leave a workplace washroom without washing his or her hands, according to a new study.
And 42 per cent of respondents said they had experienced issues such as unpleasant smells, dirty facilities, scattered paper towels or clogged toilets at the washrooms at work.
These were among the
Veolia team cleans up after Notting Hill carnival
31st of August 2018
London's Notting Hill carnival, the second largest in the world after Carneval in Rio de Janeiro, took place earlier this week and was attended by almost two million people.
As the revellers eat and dance their way along 3.5 miles of Notting Hill's streets, Veolia manages the clean up operation on behalf of Westminster City Counci. This
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