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Three new luxury soaps from Tork
Aimed at upmarket hotels, restaurants, offices, gyms and spas are three new luxury soap offerings from Tork manufacturer Essity.
Tork Luxury Foam Soap and Tork Luxury Liquid Soap contain natural magnolia extract, known for its relaxing properties.
Tork Luxury Foam Soap is derived from 94% natural ingredients and has a pleasant hand feel, while Tork Luxury Liquid Soap is soft and silky and comes from 95% natural ingredients.
Also new is Tork Luxury Hair & Body Shower Cream, with 94% of ingredients from natural origins. Combining a shampoo, conditioner and moisturising shower cream in one, this contains argan oil plus an extra conditioner to provide a luxurious shower experience.
All three products have been dermatologically tested while their improved formulations meet stringent new EU Ecolabel criteria.
Pilar Jiminez, Essity’s Product Manager, said: “Customers in facilities such as upmarket hotels, restaurants, spas and gyms expect a more luxurious washroom experience. Our three new offerings fulfil this need and deliver high quality and effective solutions that also address sustainable hygiene expectations and meet ongoing business challenges.”
All three products have a fresh new label designed to appeal to upmarket environments. They are housed in a dispenser that’s quick to refill and certified as being easy to use.
Essity offers a full range of soaps for use in various sectors. Other recent launches include Tork Antimicrobial Liquid Soap and Tork Odour-Control Hand Washing Liquid Soap, both aimed at chefs and other kitchen workers.
Confirm your ticket to the TSA National
Congress 2024 The Textile Services Association (TSA) has announced the lineup for its 2024 National Congress, which takes place on 1 February 2024 at the Titanic Hotel in Liverpool.
Tickets are going fast, so if you’re a laundry owner or executive who has received an invitation and want to attend, you should act fast to ensure you don’t miss out.
The event gives attendees a chance to network with representatives of the biggest companies in the UK, discuss important issues in the laundry industry, and gain insight from a number of keynote speakers and the team from the TSA themselves.
The main keynote speaker will be Lord Daniel Finkelstein OBE. With a career that has spanned decades and includes journalism, broadcasting, writing and politics, Lord Finklestein will bring his deep insights and unique perspectives he has learned while working for organisations and institutions like The Times, the House of Lords and Chelsea FC, to name but a few.
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Tork Antimicrobial Hand Washing Liquid Soap contains plant-based ingredients and is highly effective against viruses and bacteria, including COVID-19, SARS and HIV. It is gentle on the hands and helps to remove food fat residues. Tork Odour-Control eliminates pungent food smells, such as fish and garlic, while also being kind to the hands, even with frequent use.
www.tork.co.uk
The congress will also be addressed by noted behavioural economist Roger Martin-Fagg. He has consulted for a wide range of the country’s biggest companies, and is renowned for his ability to explain complex economic concepts in a way that helps businesses to understand how they affect them. A notable third keynote speaker will be announced in the near future.
Alongside the keynote speakers there will be presentations and panel discussions on topics ranging from the current challenges the industry faces, to the movers and shakers of 2024. There will also be a talk examining the history, culture and sport of the host city Liverpool. In the evening there will be a drinks reception and industry dinner, along with entertainment.
The venue is the four-star Titanic Hotel based in the heart of Liverpool’s historic Stanley Dock. The event is invite only, so if you have received one and wish to attend please confirm your attendance to the TSA or visit the TSA’s website for more information.
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