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CREGULAR ONTENTS 8


CONTENTS 10


COVER STORY


PROTECTING THE PLANET DOESN’T NEED


TO COST THE EARTH After moving into the UK market five years ago, InnuScience has started to make a name for itself as a sustainability-conscious provider of cleaning products. Here, we hear a bit more about the company.


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INDUSTRY COMMENT


THE BUSINESS CASE FOR SUSTAINABILITY


Dr. Ilham Kadri, President at Diversey Care, looks at the increasing importance of having a truly sustainable business, and discusses Sealed Air’s own sustainability initiatives.


NO SHORTCUTS ALLOWED


Resident TC columnist Max Adam, Sales & Marketing Director at RP Adam, looks into the deeper meanings of the word ‘sustainability’ and explains why there is no room for shortcuts in the drive to be greener.


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SIX STEPS TO SUSTAINABLE SUCCESS


Companies can effectively improve their green cleaning strategies with an easy six-step sustainable programme, according to Ron Segura, founder of cleaning consultancy Segura & Associates.


CASE STUDIES


TAKING THE PLUNGE We hear how, with the help of


Miele Professional, Peter and Lucy Johnson opened their own eco- friendly ‘wet cleaning’ company and turned it into a successful business.


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GREEN TRANSFORMATION


QHotels has transformed its cleaning efficiency across seven of its UK sites following the installation of Green World Innovation’s lotus PRO cleaning system. Christine MacCormack, Executive Housekeeper at QHotels’ Cameron House, tells us more.


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NEWSFLASH The latest sustainability-related


news from the cleaning industry, including the new report from Sealed Air on their sustainability goals, and news of another Green World Award win for Morclean.


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PRODUCTS & SERVICES Some of the latest products,


innovations and services available for the sustainability-conscious cleaner.


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COLOUR-CODED CONSCIENCE


‘Father of Green Cleaning’ Stephen Ashkin explains how implementing a simple colour-coding system can ease the conscience of cleaning operatives wanting to reduce their carbon footprint.


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