MANCHESTER CLEANING SHOW 2024
BioHygiene STAND: E17
For the first time, Biological Preparations will be at this year’s Manchester Cleaning Show, proudly exhibiting their UK- leading Biotech cleaning brand, BioHygiene.
Elevating cleaning standards across all industries, BioHygiene’s formulation of next-generation biotech and ecotech empowers modern businesses to streamline their cleaning operations whilst significantly reducing their environmental impact. Harnessing the power of microbes, enzymes and naturally derived sustainable ingredients, BioHygiene quickly targets dirt, grease, grime and odours to achieve a deep clean whilst removing odours directly at the source.
Not only do businesses that work with BioHygiene products benefit from efficiency and residual cleaning; but BioHygiene champions businesses’ environmental responsibility by reducing their users’ Scope 3 emissions, plastic waste with highly concentrated formulas, and not adding to aquatic toxicity post-use. Plus, as their products are from naturally derived ingredients, they have low hazard classifications, overall embodying their mission of helping more businesses become cleaner, leaner and greener.
Attendees will also have the exciting opportunity to meet face-to-sachet with the industry’s first BioTech Paper Sachet Range. Gain firsthand insight into the power behind this cutting-edge technology and find out why more and more businesses are looking for high-tech but easy-to-use cleaning alternatives. See the BioHygiene Team at E17 throughout the two-day event.
To truly make their mark on the Manchester Cleaning Show, CEO and Co-Founder of Biological Preparations, James Patterson, will take the stage as part of an expert panel. Patterson will dig into discussions on how businesses in the cleaning sector can achieve effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability without compromising on costs or cleanliness, sharing his decades worth of industry knowledge and his passion for both environmental and commercial success.
If you’re ready to uncover the future of sustainable cleaning whilst remaining clean and hygienic, join him on Wednesday 13 March from 15:00 to 15:30.
www.biohygiene.co.uk
The Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association STAND: A5
The Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association (CHSA) will share its expertise with buyers and end users of cleaning and hygiene products, advising them on how to avoid being caught out by exaggerated, vague and false marketing and product claims. The Association is hosting a panel debate at the Manchester Cleaning Show on Wednesday 13 March, at 12.30PM.
The CHSA will also be joining the British Cleaning Council (BCC) on Stand Number A5. Visitors will be able to find out about the CHSA’s six Accreditation Schemes and its rigorous Code of Practice. Together they guarantee ‘what’s on the box is what’s in the box’.
Explaining the debate, Chair of the CHSA, Lorcan Mekitarian, said: “During the pandemic, when demand was high and urgent, many opportunists made all sorts of product claims they could not substantiate. Today, with uncertainty across the globe putting pressure on our international supply chains, this problem is growing.
“Typical claims include long-term residual effects of cleaning chemicals, undefined claims of biodegradability, sacks being 100% recycled plastic and chemical-free products. Our members understand the challenge and are coming together to help buyers make sure they get what they pay for.”
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The panel will be chaired by Lorcan Mekitarian (Sales Director of Berry bpi). It will comprise:
• Jo Gilliard, CEO of Jangro
• Nicky Biggart, Sales Manager UK and Europe Professional Hygiene for Evans Vanodine
• Martyn Higgins, Sales and Innovation Manager of Imperial Polythene
• Stephen Harrison, Managing Director of Harrison Wipes
The Panel members will outline the typical challenges buyers may face. They will then take questions from the audience, helping buyers make sure they do not fall foul of exaggerated, vague or false product claims.
www.chsa.co.uk twitter.com/TomoCleaning
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