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How to make sense of ESG goals?
4th of April 2024 Article by Lynn Webster
How can the cleaning sector unravel the ESG goals set by the UN? Lynn Webster takes a closer look.
The New Year started with impacts from COP26 for many organisations. Topics covering youth and public empowerment; nature and land use; transport the built environment; energy, science and innovation.
Unravelling of ESG goals for any cleaning company has its challenges and this is compounded for the smaller and medium size c..
Looking forward to Europe’s biggest cleaning industry show
27th of February 2024 Article by Robert Stelling
Europe’s largest exhibition for the professional cleaning sector - Interclean Amsterdam - will take place from May 14-17 at RAI Amsterdam. Robert Stelling, director of Interclean global events at RAI Amsterdam, tells us more about what to expect in this exclusive piece for ECJ. ECJ is the official media partner of Interclean Amsterdam.
This year Interclean is pulling out all the stops. Our team has been busy..
Skills make for a sustainable future
7th of February 2024 Article by Lynn Webster
In the UK, Lynn Webster reports from an event focusing on business responsibilities in key areas.
With so much media traffic and business responsibilities around the economy, climate change and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) specifically, these were the theme of a Cleaning & Support Services Association (CSSA) members event.
We were fortunate to have some eminent sp..
General mood less positive
31st of January 2024 Article by Katja Scholz
ECJ’s Katja Scholz in Germany tells us about the latest survey of the contract cleaning sector.
The Federal Association of Contract Cleaners (BIV) presented the results of its latest business survey, showing the overall mood in the sector along with market forecasts and sales expectations. This survey focused on the initial impact on companies of the ‘Citize..
Getting equipped for the green transition
16th of January 2024 Article by Christian Bouzols
As cleaning firms strive to be more sustainable, they need training, writes Christian Bouzols in France.
In their journey towards ever better environmental practices, cleaning companies need to do more than just use ecologically certified products and green ways of working, all of which are already much used in the sector.
In answer to that requirement, two organisations - INHNI and Fare Propreté - are offering tra..
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