of window warriors, showcasing the very latest in façade cleaning systems.
Event Director Paul Sweeney commented: “We are pleased to be returning to Manchester for the cleaning show. We have seen some significant growth in the region since our last Manchester event, meaning 2024 will provide an unmissable opportunity for new and old faces across the sector to connect and learn from each other.”
British Cleaning Council Chair, Delia Cannings, added: “The Cleaning Show is one of the biggest and most important events in the industry’s calendar, and along with many in the sector we are looking forward immensely to its return next year.
“A fantastic showcase for the size and importance of the industry and a brilliant celebration of the vital work of sector staff, it remains free to register to attend so don’t miss out and make sure you sign up.
“With leading companies exhibiting, the chance to hear from expert speakers and much more besides, the show will be a must-see event for everyone connected with the industry in the North of England and Scotland.”
With almost two thirds of exhibitor stands now booked and visitor registration set to fill out fast, the show’s speaker line-up will be announced in the coming weeks. The show also coincides with day two of the Northern Restaurant & Bar Show, which attracts hospitality professionals from across the North.
and a full networking suite to help attendees contact each other and plan meetings during the show.
As demand grows for high-rise commercial window cleaning, the Manchester Cleaning Show will host a battle
For exhibition and sponsorship opportunities contact:
paulsweeney@quartzltd.com or michelleandrews@
quartzltd.com.
www.cleaningshow.co.uk/manchester
Berry’s trigger sprays go Agile
Berry Global’s advanced Booster-S trigger spray is now available through Berry Agile Solutions.
It is offering companies of all sizes quality order fulfilment services and fast availability, with low minimum order quantities and lead times of six to eight weeks for a fully branded bottle and trigger spray solution.
The unique plastic pack offers a polyolefin plastic trigger that can be fully recycled where appropriate recycling facilities exist. When combined with a PET bottle, it can offer a completely recyclable pack to help companies meet their sustainability objectives.
The Berry-designed trigger also delivers an enhanced user experience for consumers. It dispenses 2ml of product per spray action compared to the 1.2ml for most triggers, making it ideal for larger spray areas, with consistent droplet size and spray direction. Its ergonomic design
provides improved hand support to avoid finger fatigue by requIring minimum force to activate the trigger.
The non-drip trigger can handle a wide variety of spray and foamer formulations. Intelligent dip tube placement maximises evacuation of the bottle to allow full use of the contents. The trigger can be combined with different bottle sizes, including 500ml and 750ml, and all are available from stock.
Joe Horton, Product Line Director for Berry Agile Solutions, commented: “The Booster-S trigger spray showcases Berry Global’s design and technical expertise that supports the circular economy. Through Berry Agile Solutions, the low minimum order quantities enable fast access to this user-friendly and practical solution, helping companies to optimise their products’ speed to market.”
Berry Agile Solutions offers a full range of complete trigger spray and bottle solutions to meet the needs of different products and applications.
www.berryglobal.com
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