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Contents 6


Cover Story


Procuring a sustainable future What does it meant to be truly sustainable? RPC bpi


recycled products looks into its true meaning, explaining how they are leading the way on plastics recycling.


Regulars 8


What’s New The latest sustainability-related news from the cleaning


industry, including poly milk bottle recycling, RPC bpi acquiring PLASgran, Cromwell cleaning up a beach, and France mulls penalties for non-recycled plastic packaging.


Editor's Pick


Features


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How green is green? Third-party certifications play a vital role in ensuring ‘greenwashing’ is avoided, says GOJO’s Chris Wakefield.


Simple Steps Diversey gives us some advice on how to promote


sustainable cleaning.


Green with envy Berry talk about the cleaning solutions that are


powerful, effective, and won’t wipe out the world.


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Change today, save tomorrow Mark from Delphis Eco questions whether we’ve


reached a tipping point on global warming attitudes, and asks how professional cleaning can further sustainability before it’s too late.


www.tomorrowscleaning.com


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Plastic fantastic Cromwell discuss making the world a cleaner,


greener, more economical place.


Greener routines Steve from Robert Scott discusses the importance


of educating janitorial staff and management teams on smarter, healthier and environmentally-friendly cleaning practices.


Bio-chemical revolution Creating truly sustainable solutions means moving away from tradition, according to Genesis Biosciences.


The time is now IPC Group says that the future of sustainable


cleaning is already here. CONTENTS | 3


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