FLOORPLAN INTERCLEAN AMSTERDAM 2024 GUIDE Time Title
14:00 - 14:45 Healthcare environmental
monitoring with DNA sequencing, and UV-C disinfection monitoring based on 3D point-cloud calculation
15:00 - 15:45 Environmental Monitoring
Program – An effective tool to control pathogens in a food manufacturing environment
15:00 - 15:45 Should hygiene paper be white to
be hygienic?
15:00 - 15:45 Advancing Global Sanitation: A
Case Study of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sanitation Workers' Lives
15:30 - 16:30 Always wanted to be an Interclean
Exhibitor? Join our Tour-On-The- Showfloor now!
16:00 - 17:00 Interclean Social Club - Live Music,
Comedians and Pubquiz
Programme description
During cleaning, alongside contamination removal, it's of paramount importance to disinfect surfaces and audit the results. Environmental monitoring procedures utilising metagenomic methods (DNA sequening) can provide information not only about the composition and changes of bacterial microbiomes, but also about risks of biocide and antibiotic resistance appearing at the genetic level. Reducing such risks is one of today's significant challenges, for which the use of UV-C radiation for disinfection proves to be an effective tool, as resistance doesn't develop against this technology. However, proper usage of UV-C disinfection is essential for effectiveness.
Traditionally, food safety and quality management programs are based the concept of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) for controlling of identified hazards of concern. This concept includes the implementation of prerequisite programs as the foundation for food hygiene. An environmental monitoring program (EMP) will help to verify the effectiveness of control measures to manage pathogens. This presentation explains the concept and elements of an EMP for capturing data relative to environmental factors which impact food safety and quality.
In this presentation, Lindie Feuler and Stephan Poppe from WEPA Professional delve into the sustainability of hygiene paper - from its origins to its impact on the planet. Specifically, they focus on paper made from recycled fibers and explore its environmental benefits. They explain the hygiene of recycled fiber products and why hygiene is an underestimated pillar of sustainability.
This presentation highlights the efforts of the World Toilet Organization (WTO) in advancing the global sanitation agenda through its initiatives, with a particular focus on the World Toilet College (WTC). The WTO, established in 2001, is dedicated to breaking the sanitation taboo and ensuring clean and accessible toilets for all.
Interclean Amsterdam is organising an Exhibitor Guided Tour led by their experienced Sales Team, across the show floor. Throughout this tour, you'll have the opportunity to ask questions and gather insights to determine if you'd like to join us as a new exhibitor for Interclean 2026, taking place from 14 - 16 April. Separate registration required.
Interclean presents a diverse range of live entertainment across three different stages, providing the perfect opportunity to enjoy a refreshing drink and connect with fellow industry professionals. It’s all free to attend.
Location (stand)
Healthcare & Hygiene Stage (Hall 12)
Data & Technology Stage (Hall 5)
Sustainability Stage (Hall 7)
Healthcare & Hygiene Stage (Hall 12)
Interclean Booking Office - Balcony in Hall 1
Stage Hall 5, Hall 7, Hall 12
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