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COVER STORY


The Best Of Lotus Professional® Lives


On In Tork® Tork Manufacturer, SCA Hygiene, has brought an unrivalled range of professional tissue products to Ireland since it acquired the Lotus Professional brand in Europe. Now they explain why the only way is up for this household name.


FEATURES 12


Coming Out On Top After being named number 10 on


the Out at Work & Telegraph Top 50 LGBT Executives earlier in the year, Margot Slattery, Managing Director of Sodexo Ireland, had a chat with us about the importance of equality and inclusivity in the workplace.


26 NEWS 06 14


Newsflash All your essential industry


news from the Irish market, including news from OCS, the Loo of the Year Awards, and Aramark.


WASHROOM HYGIENE


A Pristine Transformation Belfast-based Pristine Cleaning


and Hygiene Solutions tell us about their recent expansion into the provision of cleaning products as well as services and how the move has panned out.


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Sustainability Built In Charlotte Branwhite, of Tork


manufacturer SCA, tells us the importance of using washroom products and systems with ‘built- in sustainability’ to help control consumption and keep costs down.


COMMERCIAL LAUNDRY 21


Water Way To Go We hear from Diversey Care,


who tell us how hotels can reduce water and energy consumption in their on-site laundries, while still maintaining high standards.


22 21 www.tomorrowscleaningireland.com


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Ashore To Be Sure Following their recent


announcement of a partnership with Irish Distributors Dormer, we hear from Ideal Manufacturing, who tell us all about the deal and the decision to expand into Ireland.


STREET CLEANING & GRAFFITI REMOVAL


Behold The Hurricane Demon International tells us


a little bit more about their number one street cleaning product, the Hurricane Combi.


Mac On The Streets With more than a decade


of experience, P Mac tell us about their work with Dublin City Council, and how they’re helping to keep the capital clean.


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