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CEO Mark Hanson
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Editor’s Voice
There’s only one thing on everyone’s mind this month. The threat of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) accelerated and became a global pandemic, sending at
least a quarter of the world’s population into protective lockdown. While we have had a couple of deadly outbreaks in the last few decades, it’s the overwhelming scale and spread of this virus that has been truly shocking, taking so many countries by surprise with devastating effect.
During March we learned of many postponements and cancellations as the
industry’s events season was effectively pushed back to the end of the year. The Manchester Cleaning Show was postponed until 15-16 September, while Interclean Amsterdam will now take place on 3-6 November.
As medical and healthcare professionals have been centre stage as they battle
to save lives, and manufacturers struggle to keep up with the need for life-saving PPE, cleaning operatives have been out proving what a key role they have in
keeping essential services functional and hygienic in these unprecedented times. Unsurprisingly, our main feature topic this month is Infection Control &
Prevention. In it, we receive a comprehensive lowdown from the British Institute
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of Cleaning Science, Dr Stefan Wagener from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council (GBAC) talks to us about Coronavirus cleaning methodology, and we hear from Robert Scott’s Clean Team as they share insights for businesses as they try to
keep the UK hygienically clean. Steve from SafeGroup also shares with us some of the lessons learned so far.
In our Cleaning Chemicals and Equipment feature, we also learn about Greyland’s new Maximum Eco range, SEKO helps a London bus company to upgrade its
chemical storage, dilution and dispensing methods, and Peter from Christeyns Food Hygiene talks to us about surface hygiene and reducing contamination
risk. We also learn about how successful Tork’s PaperCircle recycling service has been since its launch, and Nilfisk investigate the future of vacuums.
Thank you very much for reading, please keep yourself and your family safe.
Martin Wharmby, Editor
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