standards on product and packaging quality, ethics, and corporate environmental impact.
After a long-awaited visit to Manchester, many businesses in the cleaning and facilities management sector were eager to display the latest innovations and technologies in cleaning equipment, utilising the many opportunities that the show floor offers to reconnect with both new and existing customers.
The Manchester Cleaning Show was never designed to be the biggest, most bombastic event on the industry calendar, packing out the venue with mind-boggling visitor numbers, but what it does provide is a compact, high-quality experience for both attendees and exhibitors on a more local level.
Andrew Bodle, Managing Director of Hygieia Group, commented: “The show was well set out with a good variety of exhibitors and everyone we would want to meet with. We have connected with a number of new suppliers who we will
definitely be following up with after the show with a view to doing business together.”
Speaking about the event’s successful return, Paul Sweeney, the new Event Director of The Manchester Cleaning Show, concluded: “Day three of my new role was the opening day of the show, so what a fantastic opportunity for me to spend two days talking to people within the sector.
“Seeing the cleaning industry gather with such enthusiasm was very rewarding. Every exhibitor I spoke with was really pleased with the high-quality discussions they’d had over the two days of the show. It was evident that the opportunities the show brings to businesses is phenomenal, and it’s very clear to see how much the show is valued. I’m really looking forward to being part of the cleaning sector going forward.”
The next Cleaning Show is set to take place at ExCeL London, 14-16 March 2023.
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