Cleaning Matters explores how UK trades firms are investing more in technology to stay on top of costs and manage the increase in demand they predict going into 2022. A new study reveals that technology spending growth is expected to outpace rise in employees and other investments.

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Emily Hill explores the benefits of Ozone within food and beverage production, particularly for the sanitisation of fresh produce. As an efficient and more environmentally-focused alternative to chlorine, Ozone can treat water without the use of traditional halogenated chemicals, and can also support any organisation’s objective to minimise water consumption.

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The contract cleaning and FM market is highly competitive and increasingly focused on green solutions. Therefore, asserts Nina Wyers, new innovations that provide environmentally sustainable solutions, improve speed, efficiency and - most importantly keeps standards high - are highly prized.

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Following a year of unprecedented challenges Cleaning Matters magazine speaks to industry experts to examine the challenges of COVID-19 on the cleaning & hygiene sector - and what impact these will have throughout 2021.

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Against the backdrop of potential employer liability, Raj Krishnamurthy discusses how facilities teams are using technology to visibly communicate the preventative measures being taken - and to reassure the wider office population.

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SUSTAINABILITY MAY have taken a back seat in the last few months as businesses scrambled to deal with the COVID-19 crisis. Now things are starting to settle down Mike Boxall believes it’s time to make sustainability a key consideration for cleaning services.

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Cromwell Polythene managing director, James Lee, shares his insight on recycling best practice.

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The first snapshot of the findings from one of the largest ever commercially funded quantitative studies into business recycling and waste management across Europe have been published by RCP EMEA.

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Duncan Stockdill, CEO of CRM specialist Capsule, explains how cleaning businesses can leverage the latest customer relationship management technology to build long lasting and profitable relationships - from enquiry through to post-clean feedback.

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Jim Roberts, product manager at Beaverswood, considers the benefits of adopting a common-sense approach to workplace tool management and organisation.

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This year, Canary Wharf became the world’s first commercial centre to be awarded Plastic Free Community status by Surfers Against Sewage. Catherine Hackett spoke to Canary Wharf Group’s head of sustainability, Martin Gettings, to find out how they did it 

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Jacob Hayler explains why Energy from Waste (EfW) is a more sustainable alternative to landfill for the treatment of non-recyclable wastes and why we should all be doing more to promote it

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Tackling litter and making sure that recovered plastics are responsibly recycled into useful products calls for a joint effort from consumers, recyclers and wider industry. Lorcan Mekitarian describes Berry bpi group’s innovative work to raise awareness

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CountyClean Group explains how proper maintenance of septic tanks can prevent a cleaning emergency at your business, and what the new 2020 Septic Tank Regulations entail

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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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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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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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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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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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Despite the Environmental Services Association and others' success in encouraging greater Government focus on tackling waste crime over the last few years, it remains a major problem for the UK. Sam Corp, head of regulation at ESA, explains more

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Since Remondis UK unveiled our state-of-the-art recycling and treatment facility in Merseyside back in 2013, we have been continually investing to deliver even more effective, complete and compliant hazardous waste solutions for our customers across the UK.

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These are attractive plastic recycling units offer an attractive and low cost entry to recycling requirements.

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The disposal of aerosol cans should be a quick and easy task. But for many industries, this simply isn’t the case.

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Working with organisations to collect and recycle hazardous and non-hazardous waste, reduce costs, save raw materials and protect the environment through a one-stop total waste management solution, Remondis UK operates a state-of-the-art processing centre in Prescot, Merseyside.

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At Remondis’ Lippe plant in Lünen, we process more than 1.2 million tonnes of waste each year.

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Plastic step on pedal bins, 30, 45, 70 and 90 litre capacities. Range of colours.

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Range of low cost all plastic pedal bins, ideal for office, clinical waste, etc.

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Ensuring lowered liability for your business as a core of our service offering

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Rota moulded plastic sack holder, 65 litre capacity, front door opening for easy of emptying, fitted with wheels and silent closing.

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For safe and secure storage of clinical waste, yellow bags are provided prior to collection. The external waste trolleys are available in a variety of sizes, 240 litre, 660 litre and 1100 litre, sharps disposal also available.

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Bio Dose is Bio-Productions’ cost-effective biological treatment fluid for the maintenance of all waste systems.

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With a turnover in excess of £13.5bn, the UK print sector employs around 122,000 people and contributes more than £6.1bn in Gross Added Value (GAV) to the UK economy.

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While drug wastage and its cost to the economy is high on the political agenda, it isn’t always possible to use everything that is manufactured or ordered.

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It’s important that all hazardous and non-hazardous waste is handled by specialists. Remondis UK has a wealth of expertise to handle the entire hazardous and non-hazardous waste management process.

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With UK car production at a 12-year high, record vehicle registration figures and a booming used car marketplace, the automotive sector is booming.

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