GREYLAND DISINFECTANT


MAKES INDUSTRY IMPACT Greyland’s Spray and Wipe Ultra Disinfectant has made a ‘huge impact on the cleaning industry’.


A statement from Alex Dyson, Greyland’s Commercial Manager, said: “The new Greyland Spray and Wipe Ultra Disinfectant has had a huge impact on the cleaning industry since it was launched in early March 2020.


“Trading patterns are very


hit and miss at the moment, with different pressures hitting UK cleaning chemical manufacturers on a daily basis. One thing that has been consistent is the weekly sales growth for the new Spray and Wipe Ultra Disinfectant, with just a one minute anti-coronavirus contact time, the product – available in both 750ml ready-to-use Trigger Spray and top- up refill 5L – has very quickly become Greyland’s number one best seller.”


Luckily, the Greyland factory in Manchester has been purpose-built for both volume capacity and versatility,


in order to quickly and readily switch production focus with minimum fuss. Expansion to capacity at any time has also been planned in from the start, with continual investment and upgrades to production equipment, and increased staff.


Alex continued: “After the initial March and April early reactions to the pandemic, we


have coped with everything thrown at us, and right now our production flow and renowned industry order-to-delivery lead time is pretty much back to normal.”


Contact the company now via the website below: www.greyland.co.uk


HALCYON OPENS NI OFFICE


Coleraine, County Londonderry, will be the regional base for Irish specialist cleaning group Halcyon, as it opens a Northern Ireland division.


Since 2004, the group has operated successfully across the 26 counties in Ireland, while also servicing a small but prestigious base of Northern Ireland customers from its head office in Roscommon.


Founder and Managing Director, Peter Kirwan, said: “To service our Northern customers and build the company footprint in a sustainable way, we needed to prioritise employing local people, with local skillsets and local knowledge. There are so many similarities in business culture between Northern Ireland and Ireland, so it’s a natural progression to develop the Northern business.”


The group’s new office is home base for the first three permanent staff, with ambitions to create another 12 permanent posts and a scalable crew of full- and part-time specialist and general cleaning operatives over the next 12- 18 months.


The newly-appointed Regional Manager is Limavady resident Andrew Thompson, who brings a wealth of


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experience from a number of sectors and a strong technical background. He said: “Halcyon has at least one service to offer every business in Northern Ireland. I’m excited to be progressing the business here.”


Mr Kirwan added: “We’re in it for the long-term, with a strategy to become one of the biggest specialist cleaning companies in Northern Ireland. To get there, we need to invest heavily in people.”


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