Water usage plunges for pool (1st December 2011)

Cardiff International Pool attracts more than 700,000 visitors a year and is among the first in the UK to use a simple new invention by Birmingham based hygiene and cleaning specialists Chemex International.

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Stoke City onto a winner (3rd August 2010)

Stoke City is already onto a winner for the new season thanks to Hi Tech signing from Chemex...

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Water saving goal (1st August 2010)

Stoke City's Premier League campaign is guaranteed to be 'flushed with success' after the club signed up to a new environmentally friendly defender. Spending a penny at the Britannia Stadium costs the club tens of thou

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Biological breakthrough (29th June 2010)

A new biological urinal treatment system launched by Chemex is designed to cut water bills by thousands of pounds a year. One Premiership football club expects to save £75,000 a year on its water bills with the introduction of Chemex’s new enzyme based treatment for urinals.

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Cut water bills with a block (1st June 2010)

A new biological toilet cleaner launched by Chemex is designed to cut water bills by thousands of pounds a year.

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Don't just sanitise, moisturise (2nd March 2010)

Chemex Enduro is a hand sanitiser that moisturises and protects hands rather than just drying them out. The new hand sanitising system is not alcohol based, is kind to skin and gives long lasting, residual protection.

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Everything's clean in America (1st February 2010)

Chemex has secured a deal for its products to be manufactured and sold throughout Canada and parts of the USA.The company has granted a license to Canadian company Dimachem which is investing $3m (Canadian) in a new ma

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From chocs away to top franchisee (1st December 2009)

Mark Thompson (left with Chemex MD Melvin Lusty) was one of hundreds to lose their jobs when the Terry's confectionery factory closed in York.Using his redundancy payment to invest in his own business,Thompson bought a

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Caterers: Don't watch your rep go down the drain (30th April 2008)

Thousands of hotels, restaurants and pubs could be hit with punitive fines as local authorities and water companies crack down on improper disposal of fats, oil and grease (FOG) according to Chemex International. But the firm says it has a simple solution...

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C.diff breakthrough 'could save thousands' (1st February 2008)

Chemex International claims thousands of lives could be saved in Britain’s hospitals through its AntiBak product, launched last month.The company says it can wipe out Clostridium difficile – thought to be responsible for killing more than 4,000 hospital patients a year.

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Superbug breakthrough 'could save thousands' (28th January 2008)

Thousands of lives could be saved in Britain’s hospitals after Chemex International announced a breakthrough 'superbug' product. The company claims AntiBak is almost 1,000 times more effective than current disinfectants, yet costs less than those on supermarket shelves.

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Cleaning up in the Black Country (1st August 2003)

Variety is certainly the spice of life for ex-Marine David James. His rapidly growing customer base takes him to companies and organisations all across his native Black Country, from the Tividale Tirupathi Balaji Hindu Temple to DAC Plant Fork Lift T

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