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Hygiene in food prep - going with the flow
13th of August 2024
How far can the placement of cleaning and hygiene products make a difference to efficiency and productivity in the food preparation sector? Ann Laffeaty on the importance of kitchen “flow” in a cleaning regime.
Commercial kitchens are known for being busy, somewhat hectic environments. Timing is everything when it comes to creating
The new food hygiene rules
12th of August 2024
Anna Garbagna on how new Italian food hygiene laws directly impact on the cleaning sector.
Regulated by both national and European provisions, MOCAs (the Italian acronym for Materials and Objects in Contact with Food) are based on Regulation (EC) No. 1935/2004. Where no specific EU laws exist, member states can establish national measures. Since
Business: unity crucial to tackle global crime
9th of August 2024
Criminal syndicates across the European Union are co-opting legitimate businesses as a front for their nefarious activities. But now the bloc’s law enforcers have blown their cover wide open, reports Hartley Milner.
Crime agency Europol has unveiled “the most detailed report on criminal networks ever undertaken” in the EU,
Are our leaders suffering burnout?
8th of August 2024
From the UK, Lynn Webster urges the sector not to lose sight of the value of its leadership teams.
The UK is embarking on a major charge in its leadership. As this edition is published, we will likely know the resulting outcome of the forthcoming General Election and whilst remaining apolitical here it is apparent that we will be facing major
People - the driving force
7th of August 2024
Soft FM services form an essential part of hygiene, orderliness, and presentation for businesses, brands, organisations, and communities worldwide. The attraction and retention of talent is pivotal for sustained success. But in an industry that is often overlooked, how can we do that? Kelly Dolphin, chief people and culture officer at services
Window cleaners photobomb BBC Olympic coverage by mistake
6th of August 2024
Two window cleaners managed to achieve their five minutes of fame this summer by inadvertently appearing in shot during the BBC's live coverage of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Presenter Hazel Irvine was speaking to diving expert Tonia Couch when the two men appeared in the window outside the studio and proceeded to clean the glass.
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