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Christeyns Professional Hygiene goes
Green’R As part of the wider Christeyns Group, Whaley Bridge- based Christeyns Professional Hygiene is increasing its focus on sustainability and has launched its new Green’R range of cleaning products, designed to help reduce ecological footprint.
The range of nine products are produced, where possible, from primarily plant-based ingredients, where the environment is considered in all stages of the product cycle, using environmentally friendly raw materials and sustainable formulations.
Andy Hilditch, Site Director at Whaley Bridge, commented: “As a detergent manufacturer, we are very much aware of our social responsibility towards the environment. This range demonstrates this approach, which encompasses raw materials, energy consumption and waste.
“The products are used in low doses, are phosphate-free and non-toxic, several are vegan-friendly and all packaging
is 100% recyclable. For professional hygiene users this means ecological cleaning combined with efficiency.”
All the Green’R products are certified by either the EU Ecolabel or the Nordic Swan, ensuring they meet the highest environmental and performance standards. Ecologically certified cleaning products play a crucial role in helping companies obtain industry-specific certifications related to environmental standards, having already received certification from a third-party.
The range of products covers kitchen hygiene, warewashing, washroom cleaning, interior surface cleaning, floorcare and personal hygiene, and is available exclusively through distributors, offering customers the opportunity to make a conscious choice towards a cleaner planet.
Christeyns Professional Hygiene works across a broad spectrum of industries and sectors, including cleaning companies, hotels, leisure, care and healthcare sectors, as well as education and provides for these diverse sectors through an extensive network of distributors spanning the UK, Ireland and Europe.
www.christeyns.com
WEPA Professional acquires Star Tissue UK
WEPA Professional, a leading European hygiene specialist, has announced the successful acquisition of Star Tissue UK, a prominent British hygiene paper provider based in Blackburn, Lancashire.
The newly acquired entity will operate under the name WEPA Professional UK, signalling WEPA’s strategic commitment to further growth in the UK’s professional hygiene market.
Andreas Krengel, CEO Business Unit Professional of the WEPA Group, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition. He stated: “WEPA stands for the production of high-quality tissue paper, and the UK market is strategically important for us. We are delighted to continue the impressive growth of Star Tissue with Managing Director Khalid Saifullah and his team as WEPA Professional UK.”
Under the leadership of Khalid Saifullah, who will remain as Managing Director, WEPA Professional UK aims to drive the integration process and foster continued growth. Khalid Saifullah said: “In WEPA Professional, we have found a partner that shares our values and stands for high-quality products and first-class customer service.”
Star Tissue has a significant market position with three state- of-the-art fully automated converting lines, a warehouse and modern office space. Thanks to the acquisition, customers will benefit from an expansion of the product portfolio and an international production network of the WEPA Group in the UK and at 12 other locations in Europe. Customers and partners can expect business as usual, with the same dedication to quality, service and sustainability.
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In conclusion, both WEPA Professional and Star Tissue UK are committed to a seamless transition, maintaining operations and retaining the current workforce. The acquisition sets the stage for a successful collaboration, combining the strengths of both companies for the benefit of customers, employees and the overall industry.
www.wepa.eu www.startissueuk.co.uk
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