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All Smiles For The Tomorrow’s


1st Place Diversey Care and


the Suma Combi


In first place was Diversey Care with the Suma Combi – a unique machine dishwashing detergent with a built- in rinse aid. This product not only cleans, rinses and dries kitchenware efficiently and effectively, but simplifies the dishwashing process thereby reducing waste.


2nd Place Nilfisk-Advance and


the VL500 Range


Taking second place was the VL500 Range of wet and dry vacuum cleaners from Nilfisk-Advance. Available in three models, the series are equipped for use in any environment without the need to change filters.


3rd Place Katrin and


the EasyPicks


Last, but certainly not least, taking third place were EasyPicks from Katrin. These are a compact, lightweight and easy-to-carry hand towel solution, and form the next generation of self-contained hand towels which provide instant access to clean, hygienic towels, no matter where you are.


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We’d like to congratulate our three winners once more on such a fantastic achievement. Each of their stands received a great deal of attention throughout the show, and we wish them the best of luck in future, both with their award- winning product, and any new innovations sure to fly into our inboxes in the coming months.


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Cleaning Awards Presentations If you cast your minds back, you’ll remember that we announced our Award winners for 2014 in our April issue, with the promise of presentation photos from Amsterdam. Well, without further ado, here are a few snaps from the event!


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