Northwood Hygiene Products STAND E01
Leading manufacturer and supplier of away-from-home professional paper hygiene and wiping products, Northwood Hygiene Products Ltd, invites visitors to come and experience its new and established products – the benefits of which may be discussed over a drink at the on-stand bar.
The North Shore premium proprietary system of washroom dispensers and consumables for the independent sector makes its Cleaning Show debut. It features a sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic and boasts industry-leading capacity with supreme cost-in-use benefits. It is also easy to install and maintain, durable, hygienic and environmentally sustainable.
Central to the North Shore system range is the Orbit four- roll infinity dispenser, with a capacity of up to 5,000 sheets of toilet paper.
Northwood’s popular Leonardo dispenser brand, featuring paper products and soap, will be on display in all three colourways. Cost-effective, hygienic and durable, Leonardo is designed to meet all washroom and workplace needs. The range features an ultra-hygienic no-touch dispensing option, as well as BioKleen technology and ‘towel in’ and ‘towel out’ dispensers.
Northwood’s newly expanded Whisper premium tissue range will be unveiled, featuring two new conventional toilet rolls, Whisper Super Soft and Whisper 320, and a luxury airlaid hand towel (Luxi Hand Towels) in addition to luxury toilet tissue, kitchen roll and facial tissue, all manufactured from pure pulp.
RPC bpi refuse STAND G31
plastic material each year, giving new life to polythene from commercial, industrial, packaging and agricultural sources.
Clients that buy second-life recycled products, such as its recycled refuse sacks, save valuable resources and inject income into the national economy. Every tonne of polythene recycled by the company saves 1.8 tonnes of crude oil, reduces energy use by two thirds, uses 90% less water and cuts sulphur dioxide emissions by 33%.
RPC bpi refuse is bringing its environmental message and sustainable products to the UK’s largest cleaning and hygiene trading event, The Cleaning Show 2019.
RPC bpi refuse is helping to define the debate on the ever- more critical issues of sustainability, recycling and the circular economy. The company does this by turning plastic, otherwise destined for landfill, into second-life products. The company recycles more than 150,000 tonnes of
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Lorcan Mekitarian, Sales Director at RPC bpi refuse, says: “If you are interested in both the latest technological developments our sector has to offer and in taking a more active role in the circular economy and sustainability, then you will be in the perfect place at our stand at The Cleaning Show. We will have the biggest and boldest range of products on show while our team will offer the most cutting-edge ideas on sustainable products, ethical trade and the circular economy.”
www.bpi-refuse.com
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Suitable for a range of markets, from hotels to commercial premises, industrial kitchens and healthcare environments, Whisper’s growing popularity has resulted in a significant investment programme.
Also appearing are the Optimum ProWipers non-woven range of premium wiping products, which offers wipers for every task that showcase quality and performance.
The range is led by Northwood’s newly appointed Wiping Specialist, Richard Nicholls, who will be on stand to meet customers and introduce them to the range.
www.northwood.co.uk
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