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Biodegradable J-Cloth 3000
26th of October 2011
Wiping specialist Chicopee says its J-Cloth 3000 is an important step forward in its drive to develop sustainable products. Not only is it biodegradable, it is also compostable and tested according to the DIN EN 13432 2000-12 standard and granted with the seedling logo by Din-Certco. After use it can be disposed of in the industrial composting
SCA joins sustainability index
26th of October 2011
SCA has been included in the Dow Jones Sustainability Europe Index, one the most prestigious sustainability listings in the world. Companies included in the Indices are assessed according to economic, environmental and social parameters.
The company says its sustainability work comprises an essential building block in the company’s global
Hako corporate philosophy
26th of October 2011
Hako says it views environmental protection as a central part of its corporate philosophy, with its slogan Superior Technology for a Cleaner, Better Environment.
Its commitment was recognised in 1994 when it was awarded the Environment Prize from the Stormarn Cultural Foundation for its waste prevention and disposal concept. Since then it has
Sustainable cleaning - when less is more
26th of October 2011
Less water, less energy and fewer chemicals are three of the major planks of sustainable cleaning. But can the three co-exist or is a compromise always required? Ann Laffeaty finds out.
Companies that make sustainability claims about their products or services usually cite one or more factors that contribute to their
Some truths about batteries
25th of October 2011
Some machine manufacturers may disagree, but the most important component in battery operated cleaning machines is … the battery. Without energy, absolutely nothing happens. But which battery is right for my job, fits my machine and my budget? Stefan Louis of Emrol takes a look at the issues.
There are five important aspects to consider
First line of defence
16th of September 2011
Cleaning chemicals and disinfectants play a vital role in the provision of public health; they are the first line of defence against harmful viruses and bacteria. Their safe and effective use in public areas is therefore key to infection prevention and control, writes Diversey.
Recent global outbreaks such as the H1N1 virus, norovirus and MRSA
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