Cleaning Industry news

• ESS collaborates with Business Image to create innovative ‘Concept’ cleaning trolley

  24-09-2025 13:21 via chtmag.com
  ESS, part of Compass Group UK & Ireland, has worked with product design specialist Business Image to create the innovative ‘Concept’ cleaning trolley, developed from scratch specifically to meet the needs of the business and enhance safety, usability and efficiency for frontline colleagues.
  ESS’ FM teams identified that there were no cleaning trolleys available in the market to suit the precise requirements of their roles – they need something durable, that can hold a
  
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• Fresh Start Waste Services launches ‘cardboard wagon’ to promote recycling

  24-09-2025 13:12 via chtmag.com
  Fresh Start Waste Services has taken delivery of a new Volvo FM 6×2 rear steer refuse collection vehicle from Thomas Hardie Commercials – but with a creative twist.
  In place of its usual livery, the vehicle has been fully wrapped to look like a giant cardboard box, a clever nod to the company’s recycling services.
  Sean Martins, Director of Sales and Marketing, said: “Another way we’re making recycling impossible to ignore… quite literally! We’ve wrapped
  
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• The Clean Space secures soft FM contract

  24-09-2025 11:24 via cleaningmag.com
  Structadene, the well-established private property business with a substantial portfolio of commercial and residential properties in the UK, has awarded The Clean Space with a significant contract to provide cleaning and associated services at its 170 plus sites across London. This includes its head office on White Lion Street.
  
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• 50 per cent of people take action after a poor washroom experience

  24-09-2025 01:00
  Tork, an Essity brand and specialist in professional hygiene systems, has published the findings of a global Insight Survey of end users and cleaning staff that explored attitudes toward hygiene in washrooms.
  Significant societal shifts have taken place with regards to awareness and accommodation of individual physical circumstances and conditions in washrooms in public spaces and the workplace. Changing places are more commonly seen in shopping centres and disabled toilet cubicles are incorpora
  
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