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Editor’s Voice
As 2023 winds, we can look back at a year that’s seen many contrasting emotions for the cleaning and hygiene industry. One of the challenges many companies have faced since last year has been high prices, particularly energy and fuel, which has continued
throughout 2023. Although things have been a bit better here and there, it remains a huge concern for smaller businesses.
However, it has also been a very busy year in many ways, starting with the excellent London Cleaning Show back in March. It saw companies from around the UK and beyond come together for an incredibly successful event – probably the most
productive I’ve experience in the industry so far. Towards the end of summer we even got the brilliant news about the Cleaning Hygiene Operative Apprenticeship finally
getting approval, paving the way for a brighter future and creating a clearer career path for those joining the workforce.
In this November issue of Tomorrow’s Cleaning, we’ve got a fantastic feature on
Technology in the cleaning industry, with Samsic UK’s John Norris discussing with us how an open approach and clear evaluation process can keep the FM and cleaning
sectors at the forefront of innovation. Lee Radzki from Essity considers how washrooms getting ‘connected’ has changed the facilities, and we learn from Kärcher UK about their robot scrubber dryer, the KIRA B 50.
In our Healthcare Hygiene focus, GOJO’s Chris Wakefield explains how healthcare
workers can speed up the hand hygiene process and increase compliance, while Essity’s Liam Mynes looks at the challenge of antimicrobial resistance and how hand hygiene can reduce the risk. Over in Cleaning Chemicals and Equipment, SEKO reveals how its
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