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And thewinner is…


Voting for the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2021 ended on Monday 15 March 2021, and we’re delighted to now reveal to you the identities of the products and services which came out having captured the most votes.


While 2020 is going to be a year to forget for most people, in December 2020 we revealed the shortlist for the 2021 Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards, a collection of the best products and services from across the industry that had graced our pages over the previous 12 months. More than just an annual event, this time it felt like a true celebration of our industry, which has been at the heart of efforts to keep our society healthy in the face of a truly awful pandemic.


Covering a wide variety of cleaning products and hygiene services, with everything from hand sanitisers to software


Love Recycling Research project by


Rubbermaid Commercial Products Taking the top spot in the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2021 is the Love Recycling Research project from Rubbermaid Commercial Products. After nearly three months of intense voting, Love Recycling’s ambitious aim of gathering data to help businesses improve sustainability through recycling certainly struck a chord with our readers.


Paul Jakeway, Head of Marketing – EMEA at RCP, said: “Thank you to everyone that voted for this award and to the thousands of businesses that have taken part in our research projects.


“Love Recycling is evolving. We recently published a manifesto detailing how and why we’re increasing our support for businesses that want more control over their recycling and waste management.


“Businesses across Europe are well placed to be leaders on recycling and sustainability, a factor that is increasingly common in consumer decisions. Together we can help businesses make their recycling more successful, while also increasing cost-effectiveness.”


BEST OF THE REST


While we’ve paid special attention to our wonderful Top Three, it would be remiss of us if we didn’t give kudos to all of the honourable mentions we have from our shortlist this year. Here is the Class of 2021 Tomorrow’s Cleaning Top 10:


6 | AWARDS 2021: THE RESULTS


1 .Love Recycling Research project – Rubbermaid Commercial Products 2. WypAll Reach Centrefeed System – Kimberly-Clark Professional 3. Co-Botics – ICE 4. EC9 – Evans Vanodine 5.Jangro LMS – Jangro 6. J-Cloth Biodegradable and Compostable wipes – Chicopee 7. Anti Viral Cleaner – Solupak 8 .InstantFOAM Complete Hand Sanitiser – SC Johnson Professional 9. DispenserONE – SEKO 10. Justified Disinfection – InnuScience


Entries are open for the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2022 – please a drop a line to martin@opusbm.co.uk today to nominate.


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“It's an outstanding project!”


“Recycling and


repurposing has to be the new way forward.”


and automation, our annual awards truly showcased the wonderful innovations that our industry has to offer, but as usual in the end it was down to you, our dear readers, to pick the winners.


Throughout the public voting phase we’ve kept an eye on voting numbers, and watched as the closely-fought battle played out. It’s been hard to predict who would come out on top in the end, with the results coming right down to the wire. Now with the voting closed and thousands of votes counted and verified, we’re delighted to finally announce our winners:


FIRST PLACE


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