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Have you read the latest edition of ECJ? It's now online
26th of April 2022
The April/May edition of European Cleaning Journal is now available to read on the website and via the app.
Highlights include:
• Interclean Amsterdam - everything you need to know about Europe's largest cleaning exhibition
• Education - enhanced cleaning must mean customised training
• Cleaning chemicals - what are the key
Just one week to the European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards 2022!
21st of April 2022
There is now just one week to go until the winners of the 2022 European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards are announced in Brussels. The gala dinner will be hosted at the Hotel Le Plaza next Thursday, April 28, where the great and the good of the professional cleaning sector will gather to celebrate its success.
The finalists of the awards -
Kimberly-Clark Professional launches dispenser and hand towel recycling programme
19th of April 2022
Kimberly-Clark Professional has launched The RightCycle Programme for the recycling of old dispensers and used hand towels. The scheme is currently operating in France, Germany and the UK.
Since its launch over 10 years ago, RightCycle by Kimberly-Clark Professional has diverted over 1,500 tonnes of previously hard-to-recycle non-hazardous PPE
Healthcare Cleaning Forum to take place during Interclean Amsterdam
15th of April 2022
Interclean's second Healthcare Cleaning Forum (HCF) will take place during the exhibition in Amsterdam on May 12. The focus of this one-day international conference is on cleaning and hygiene as part of infection prevention in hospitals and long-term care institutions.
Themes this year will include the impact of Covid, cleaning and disinfection,
British Cleaning Council publishes new industry data
14th of April 2022
The British Cleaning Council (BCC) - the umbrella organisation for the UK professional cleaning and hygiene sector - has published its 2022 research report. It shows the number of sector businesses grew to 69,005 in 2021 and the number of employees working in the sector remained static at 1.47 million, according to the latest statistics
Eighty per cent of staff want a more sustainable workplace - study
13th of April 2022
Eight out of ten office employees would like their workplace to be more environmentally-friendly, according to an Essity survey.
Around 60 per cent believe their colleagues would also react positively to more eco-friendly practices by employers. And 46 per cent believe the green initiatives taken by their bosses are often an afterthought.
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