EDITOR’S NOTE THE TEAM
Editorial Editor Martin Wharmby
martin@opusbm.co.uk
Welcome to the 25/26 Tomorrow’s Cleaning Products & Services Guide
As has been the case for years now, the cleaning and hygiene industry headlines are largely dominated by the latest technological advances, especially with
the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in the public consciousness. However, AI is nothing new to the industry, as every machine from the humble Roomba-like
vacuum to large autonomous scrubber dryers have been on the cutting edge of AI innovation for years, with increasingly more impressive implementation.
Much of this latest tech was highlighted at Interclean Amsterdam 2024 and no doubt even more will be on show at The London Cleaning Show 2025, which is
imminent at the time of writing, painting a rosy picture for the future of cleaning technology. However, increasingly coming into focus is the important theme of training and education in the industry.
After the launch of the Level 2 Cleaning Hygiene Operative Apprenticeship last year, the British Cleaning Council has been pushing to bring more recognition
and investment into industry training and education. As part of their push, this year they’re launching the UK Cleaning Career Development Zone website, a
new initiative to bring together training and opportunities for cleaning operatives to develop their careers. Making them easy to find and free to access will open up the cleaning, hygiene and waste sectors for growth and make the cleaning, hygiene and waste sectors more attractive to the next generation of talent.
We’ll be bringing you more on this and other industry news as the year goes on in the monthly edition of Tomorrow’s Cleaning, along with regular stories
on our website, our special quarterly magazine dedicated to the Irish market, Tomorrow’s Cleaning Ireland, and a number of specialised standalone supplements as 2025 continues.
We trust that you will find this comprehensive guide to the cleaning world useful, as inside this handy Products & Services Guide you will find all the necessary
information from the key players across all sectors of the industry. From carpet cleaning to wipes and microfibres, dosing equipment to waste management, it’s all here in this definitive guide to the cleaning industry.
We hope this serves you well over the next 12 months – and here’s to a great year ahead!
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