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CHSA launches Roadmap to Sustainability
Activation Manager of Kimberly-Clark Professional UK & Ireland; and Tony Nawar, Vice President, Berry BPI, Sustainability, Strategy and Innovation.
The webinar is taking place at 10.30AM on Wednesday 29 June. To register visit the CHSA’s website.
The CHSA’s Roadmap to Sustainability offers value by: •
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The Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association (CHSA) has formally launched its Roadmap to Sustainability, announcing the first webinar – ‘Sustainability and the Cleaning Industry’.
Explaining the Roadmap to Sustainability, CHSA Chair Lorcan Mekitarian said: “Sustainability is one of the biggest issues facing our sector and it’s one of the most complex. Identifying the best way forward and making the right environmentally and ethically sustainable choices is challenging. It’s particularly tough when set in the context of day-to-day commercial pressures and the current huge escalation in the cost of energy. Our Roadmap to Sustainability is designed to help members move in the right direction, whatever their starting position.”
Jo Fairly, co-founder of luxury, ethical chocolate brand Green & Black’s, will be the keynote speaker at the CHSA’s introductory webinar. Jo will share her experience of developing an ethical brand. She will be followed by a panel of experts from within the industry, who will answer delegates’ questions.
The panel will comprise: Jo Pybus, Sustainability and Public Affairs Manager for the UK & ROI at Essity; Vikki Morris, Environment and Sustainability Manager for Evans Vanodine International PLC; Amy Carter, Sustainability
Informing and educating members on the sustainability agenda and associated issues;
Providing members with a strategic way forward for developing their approach to sustainability; and
• Helping the membership align on sustainability and so drive the industry forward.
It has been built on five key pillars: •
Product: as it is received, used, and disposed of by the end user.
• Packaging: all the packaging of a product, throughout the supply chain.
• Transportation: encompassing the movement of raw materials and delivery to the end user.
• Social values: including mental wellbeing, personal development, community involvement, and the overall ethical approach of the business, which includes sourcing from ethically and environmental sustainability suppliers.
• Corporate environmental impact: covering waste, emissions, and water.
Lorcan concluded: “Sustainability is a big and complex challenge facing our industry. There's no quick and easy solution. Our Roadmap to Sustainability is a practical approach that will give our members and the wider industry the information and insights they need to move towards a sustainable future.”
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Buyout and merger for Atalian Servest
and OCS? According to a Sky News report, US private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) is rumoured to be in discussions for a £2.5bn buyout and merger of FM providers OCS and Atalian Servest.
CD&R, which purchased supermarket chain Morrisons in 2021, is reported to be in talks to buy significant stakes in both companies, which employ almost 200,000 people between them around the world. Combining the two companies would create a massive player in the facilities management market.
Although the takeovers aren’t certain, an insider claims that ‘CD&R was in detailed talks with both companies, and that it was conceivable that it could reach an agreement with one or both within weeks’.
Atalian Servest is a UK-based FM service provider which is part of Atalian, one of the world’s largest FM providers, with a turnover of almost €3bn and over 131,000 employees across 36 countries. The company offers everything from cleaning and catering to building services and waste management. OCS Group, founded in 1900 and headquartered in Crawley, Surrey, has over 68,000 employees serving 20,000 global clients.
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