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Editorial Editor Martin Wharmby
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Advertising Account Director Clare Gapp
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Area Manager Damian Murphy
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Editor’s Voice
At the time of writing – early March 2020 – the world is fully expecting the
novel coronavirus to become a true global threat. The lethal ‘COVID-19’ has been spreading across the globe at a fair pace since it emerged from Wuhan, China several months ago.
It’s hard to know at this point just how bad the outbreak will become, but the one thing it highlights is the vital importance of hygiene: thorough hand washing and reduced contact are the most effective ways of minimising the spread of the disease so it can be contained.
In the March issue of Tomorrow’s Cleaning, our main focus is on the imminent Manchester Cleaning Show 2020, the third instalment of the north of England’s dedicated cleaning and hygiene show. Join us in our Guide to the event, with
information about the packed Seminar programme and wide variety of exhibitors, as well as an up-to-date floorplan for the Event City-based show.
We are also taking a look at Sustainability this issue, and Mark from Delphis
Eco discusses with us how important it is that the cleaning industry needs to change and act to help achieve climate change targets. Robert Scott tells us
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about how Manchester’s HOME has embraced new technology to become truly environmentally friendly, while Greyland is calling for further investment in the sector to tackle single-use plastic.
Healthcare Hygiene is also on the agenda this month, as Liam from Essity looks at improving hand hygiene in A&E departments to protect vulnerable patients. Meanwhile, Matt from Hydro Systems discusses the important role chemical dispensers can play in protecting workforces and increasing cleanliness.
Thank you very much for reading, and I hope you enjoy the issue!
Martin Wharmby, Editor
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