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Creating a buzz on-board the bus


 


The Jangro Bus will be making its first scheduled 2018 stop at Event City for the Manchester Cleaning Show.


The team from Jangro, which is the UK’s largest network of janitorial supply companies, are busy servicing and cleaning the bus, which will be parked at Stand A32 throughout the show.


Visitors will be welcomed aboard with a fabulous barista style service and there will also be sweet treats available in a country style garden.


 


 


Count on national coverage


Jangro is a dynamic force in the cleaning supply industry and is the largest network of independent janitorial distributors in the UK and Ireland.


It will be showcasing its extensive product ranges and guiding visitors through the benefits of working with its national accounts team.


These include:


• Maximising budgets with centralised fixed pricing


• Access to its fully integrated online ordering system


• High calibre technical support including safety data sheets, COSHH Risk Assessments, Product Usage Guides and wall charts


• Free, award-winning online training


 


 


Product focus


With a 40-year history in the industry Jangro has developed four core product ranges to meet the needs of its varied customers.


They are:


Premium Range: Tackles the most demanding of jobs, when quality and performance are everything.


Professional Range: Leading brand of high calibre products that are widely used by companies across the UK.


Enviro Range: Specially formulated and packaged to have minimal impact on environment.


Contract Range: Products that deliver a high standard of results for every day cleaning.


 


 


Plastic – not fantastic


In January 2018 Theresa May launched the government’s 25 Year Environment Plan and pledged to eliminate avoidable plastic waste by 2042.


Jangro will be using the Manchester Cleaning Show to highlight its responsible stance to ensure it minimises the landfill burden.


Innovative products including the newly launched Toilet Descaler sachets, used together with refillable bottles can make a huge difference to the number of plastic bottles used and disposed of each year by companies.


Just one pack of Jangro’s soluble sachets makes up the equivalent cleaning solution of 20 ready to use trigger bottles and just one bottle from its Enviro Concentrate range saves 100.


There will be lots more interesting facts and figures, along with useful top tips at Jangro’s stand.


 


 


Be the first to know


Jangro’s Enviro range has grown in popularity in recent years, with customers having peace of mind that they are reducing their carbon footprint through every step of the product’s lifecycle from packaging to shipment and usage to disposal.


Jangro has some exciting Enviro range improvements in the pipeline and visitors will be treated to an exclusive sneak preview on stand.


 


 


WE LOVE MCR


Jangro will be raising money for the WE LOVE MCR Emergency Fund throughout its visit to the Manchester Cleaning Show.


The charity was set up to help people affected by the terrible events at the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester Arena last May. All the money will go to the bereaved families and people who were injured or traumatised by the attack.


Thanks to the phenomenal support of the public more that £20 million has already been raised. Jangro will have fundraising buckets for people to put any spare change in on their stand.


 


3 Ways your cleaning business can reduce plastic waste


1. Recycle, recycle, recycle


2. Select the right products


3. Use alternatives

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