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Jangro’s new catalogue: a closer look
This summer sees the launch of Jangro’s brand new Cleaning & Hygiene Supplies 2019/20 catalogue.
Available both online and as a hard copy, it’s packed with the latest innovative and sustainable products for washroom, housekeeping, kitchen hygiene, floorcare, waste management, industrial cleaning and wiping, nursing and care, health and safety, PPE and workwear.
As part of Jangro’s ongoing commitment to ecological values, sustainability is high on the agenda. The latest catalogue offers a wide choice of products and supplies designed to have a minimum impact on the environment, such as compostable waste sacks and Jangro’s popular and expanding Enviro collection.
As well as innovative soluble sachets, the Enviro range now has options for buckets and eco-mops for mopping systems, as well as natural unbleached paper products. These hand towels, toilet tissue, centrefeed and hygiene
Children’s hospice cleans up
The Cleaning Company has announced specialist children’s hospice, Noah’s Ark Hospice in High Barnet, has contracted them to provide cleaning services for their newly opened facility.
Noah’s Ark Hospice provides clinical, practical and emotional support to babies, children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions and their families living in North and Central London and Hertsmere. They are soon opening The Ark in Barnet, which aims to complement their community-based services. This is where The Cleaning Company will provide their services.
It’s crucial that primary healthcare providers and centres of care like The Ark are clean and infection free. Hospices in particular are visited daily by, or home to, those vulnerable to infections or viruses. By providing comprehensive and
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Jangro is also proud to offer soap products from The Soap Co., an ethical luxury brand that creates sophisticated cruelty-free body care products to nurture and care for skin. All products are handcrafted in the UK by people who are blind or disabled and packaged in
locally sourced bottles with compostable soap wrappers.
Other additions include new workwear, footwear and further floor machinery such as scrubber dryers, rotary machines, pressure washers and vacuums.
Joanne Gilliard, CEO at Jangro, commented: “Our new Cleaning & Hygiene catalogue is the most comprehensive ever. It is brimming with high quality and effective products and supplies – many of which have been designed with the environment in mind, helping our customers to make more sustainable choices at consistent, competitive prices.
“What’s more, Jangro offers national coverage combined with a local, fast and reliable delivery service, thanks to the strategic locations of Jangro independent members across the country.”
To order a copy of the catalogue, visit the Jangro website below.
www.jangro.net
thorough cleaning services The Cleaning Company is able to ensure patients are safe throughout their visit and the team at The Ark can do their jobs effectively.
The Cleaning Company’s MD, Chan Mehta, commented: “We are immensely proud at the prospect of working with the inspiring people at Noah’s Ark Hospice. We’re looking forward to being a part of the team to ensure it is a success and can support children and their families to the best possible level.
“By providing a consistently exceptional service at the hospice we will create a safe, clean and infection-free environment for the patients, their visitors and the doctors/ nurses at this centre.”
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