Dairy to dream of a
recycled future West Horsley Dairy, the family-owned foodservice distributor and supplier of premium dairy products, has teamed up with Delphis Eco to reduce the number of single use milk poly bottles that go to landfill or end up in the ocean.
This step means its customers will be offered the full range of Delphis Eco’s British-made, all-natural cleaning products, which will be supplied in packaging made from recycled milk poly bottles.
West Horsley Dairy’s Director, Catherine Colton, explained: “We’re delighted to be offering the full range of Delphis Eco’s cleaning products which are highly effective, yet do not use caustic ingredients that are toxic to the environment.
“This relatively small British producer has led the way and put big brands to shame in the way they have pioneered what was originally the UK’s first 100% recycled packaging, made from single-use milk poly bottles. It’s a fantastic
Less than zero
Multi award-winning Italian manufacturer, Sutter Professional, has a vision for a sustainable, environmentally friendly future.
The manufacturer, which sells more than 300 professional cleaning products through a network of distributors across more than 60 countries, has subsidiaries in Europe, South America and beyond, supplying
professional users in hotels, restaurants, canteens, offices, schools, supermarkets, hospitals and laundries, as well as the contract cleaning industry in general.
Partnership passes 10
years for OCS OCS has confirmed an extension to its existing contract with the Canal & River Trust, seeing the partnership exceed its 10-year milestone.
The contract, which has been extended from October 2018, sees OCS provide vegetation management, cleaning, pest control and arboricultural works.
Rob Howes, Regional Operations Manager at OCS, commented: “We are thrilled to have extended our
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With a background in successfully making and marketing its products, the company has extended its Zero range from just four products two years ago, to a whopping 30 now. The Zero range is Ecolabel certified in every product area where there is an environmental standard; where there isn’t a standard yet, they conform to the best standard that applies, such as CAM.
Aldo Sutter, Sutter Group CEO, wants his company’s products to have zero environmental impact by using ‘totally different’ plant-based chemistry. Despite the already huge investment in zero-impact products, Aldo announced that the research isn’t about to stop. Aldo said this is because: “We are passionate about the magic of chemistry, but we are even more passionate about people and the lives they lead.”
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relationship with the Canal & River Trust. As a contract brought into the OCS family via an acquisition, this extension demonstrates our ability to build lasting relationships with key clients.”
The Canal & River Trust works to transform canals and rivers into spaces where local people want to spend time. OCS will be working across England and Wales, covering over 2000 miles of canal networks within sites of special scientific interest (SSSI) and World Heritage sites, as well as the Trust’s offices and facilities.
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initiative and we are very excited to be sharing this opportunity with our customers, many of whom share our passion for best practice in sustainability.
Nearly 40m poly bottles are used in the UK every day, and only 20m of those are recycled. We all need to do more.”
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