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27 August 2019
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Hydro Systems takes a look at the latest real-time technologies that are enabling laundry operators and chemical suppliers to run their businesses more efficiently
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13 September 2019
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Clare Long, business account manager at the Professional division of Miele, explains why laundry matters in the battle against infection in care homes
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30 August 2019
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Marek Miszta from Holchem looks at the importance of hand hygiene in infection prevention and control in food processing
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05 September 2019
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John Buni, CEO and co-founder of CleanCloud, explains how dry cleaners are using the latest technologies to manage and grow their business
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05 September 2019
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James Taylor explains how advances in cleaning wipes are not only helping to reduce the risk of transferable contamination in the foodservice sector – they're improving sustainability too
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15 July 2019
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Catherine Hackett speaks to Mike Webster, founder of the world’s first community waste charity, WasteAid, about the global waste management crisis
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03 July 2019
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Jacob Hayler takes a look at proposals for the government's Resources and Waste Strategy, now that the consultation period has closed, and asks whether they can really help the UK to maximise its resources
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03 July 2019
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The Circular Economy has become an environmental buzzword. But what exactly is it, how does it apply to cleaning firms, and what are the benefits? Lorcan Mekitarian of RPC bpi recycled products explains
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25 July 2019
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Technology has always played a big role in shaping the workplace and facilities management profession and is likely to be one of the most significant influences on the profession in the future. But how well placed is the profession to cope with changes in technology and, as a consequence, what we might need to do differently? asks Stephen Roots, past chair of The Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM)
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29 April 2019
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Foodborne illnesses are one of the biggest threats that the food industry faces, putting businesses, workers, and customers at risk. Paul Jakeway, marketing director at SC Johnson Professional, explains why hand hygiene should be a fundamental part of an organisation’s food safety culture and how businesses should look to implement stricter hand washing protocols to reduce the risk of cross contamination.
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29 April 2019
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Arturo Pimentel, section head for research and development at P&G Professional, explains the business benefits of auto-dose laundry detergent systems
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29 April 2019
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Simon Hart of Art Cleaning outlines the ways in which cleaning contractors can generate more revenue from their window cleaning subcontractors
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10 May 2019
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Matt Wood, technical manager at Mirius, provides an update of The Biocidal Product Regulation and its impact on the cleaning industry
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22 May 2019
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David Aveyard, operations director of Christeyns UK, discusses how Ozone is helping on-premise and commercial laundry businesses improve their efficiency and wash outcomes
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25 February 2019
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With the Cricket World Cup taking place from 30th May to 14th July, followed by The Ashes in September, the Oval stadium will be firmly in the spotlight this summer. Facilities Matters spoke with Lisa Pearce, contract manager at the Oval for OCS, to understand how the company avoids a sticky wicket when managing the world-famous cricket ground
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27 March 2019
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Brighton & Hove City Council's first reuse manager, Cat Fletcher, tells Catherine Hackett how businesses can run their own re-use programmes and cut waste costs
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20 February 2019
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Serviced office provider Office Space in Town is preparing to open what it claims will be "the happiest place to work in London". Catherine Hackett spoke to the company's CEO and development director to find out if it can live up to such high expectations
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06 March 2019
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Recycling has played a major part in the drive to become more environmentally conscious; for many members of the public, it represents the core way for them to ‘do their bit’ for the environment. However, we are all being called upon to go further, recycle more, reduce consumption and waste, and think more carefully about the impact of products we buy. For businesses, the issue is equally important and, as well as sustainability, the term environmental stewardship is becoming more common.
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18 February 2019
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It may have got a bad rep recently but that doesn't mean we should vilify outsourcing, argues Stephen Roots, chair of The Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM)
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01 March 2019
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Principle Cleaning Services in partnership with its pest control partner, Safeguard, helps to keep some of the most prestigious, landmark buildings in the Capital, along with some of the most historic, pest free. Tim Sheehan, MD, Safeguard Pest Control, explains how.
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