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Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2023:
Nominate today Nominations for the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2023 have now opened, and we’re inviting you to tell us what you think have been the best products, innovations, and services in the Cleaning and Hygiene industry over the past 12 months.
For over a decade, the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards have been a celebration of the finest industry innovations and the best time-tested solutions that the cleaning and hygiene sector has to offer – and are the only industry awards
where the winners are voted on by readers alone.
In last year’s Awards, Excel Dryer’s XLERATORsync took home the most public votes, ahead of Nilfisk’s Liberty SC60 in second place, and Synbio Shield in third. It was an extremely close and eclectic Top 10, with entrants from every corner of the industry vying for victory across nearly three months of intense voting.
Martin Wharmby, Editor of Tomorrow’s Cleaning and Tomorrow’s Cleaning Ireland, said: “After the last few years of turmoil, our Awards present the perfect opportunity to highlight the very best of our industry, from the latest in automated cleaning technologies through to innovative cleaning services, time-tested products, and unique innovations driving our industry forward.
“As the winners of the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2023 will be chosen by our readers, this is a truly unique and open competition where anyone and everyone has the opportunity to shine.”
If you would like to put forward a product or service, or think your company or client deserves recognition for their products or services, please let us know. To nominate for this year’s awards, email Martin HERE with the name of your favourite and why it should be included. We are accepting submissions until Friday 30 September 2022.
From these nominations, the finalists will be selected and included in a comprehensive awards guide, which will be launched at the end of 2022 to allow readers to find out more and choose a winner.
Public voting will open in early January 2023 and will close on Thursday 16 March 2023, with the winners announced the following week.
www.tomorrowscleaning.com/tomorrows-cleaning-awards
Gold Medal for SC Johnson Professional Denby
SC Johnson Professional’s sustainability performance at their Denby, UK site has been awarded a Gold Medal rating for 2022 by EcoVadis.
EcoVadis is an evidence-based corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability ratings framework, designed to measure and report on these factors.
The rating puts the professional skin care, cleaning, and hygiene solutions provider in the top 5% of peer companies rated by EcoVadis across 160+ countries for its efforts at their Denby site.
SC Johnson Professional was required to demonstrate evidence which showed their commitment to key EcoVadis environmental, social, and ethical factors. The measurement of these factors is supported by a methodology which draws from international sustainable development standards,
including the United Nations Global Compact, the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), and ISO 26000.
Katja von Raven, SC Johnson Professional CEO, commented: “We are delighted to receive this EcoVadis Gold medal for sustainability, which reflects our ongoing hard work and dedication to continuously driving for more sustainable activities, in our own world and beyond.
"[Our] team worked together to gather the evidence needed, which was required by EcoVadis as part of the very thorough and stringent measurement process to demonstrate our sustainable credentials.
“The outstanding achievement also allows us to enhance the link between CSR and sustainability, something we all have a responsibility to work hard to improve.”
www.scjp.com/en-gb
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