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ROLL OUT THE RED CARPET


The Tomorrow’s FM Awards 2021 was a well-fought, tightly-run race involving 46 unique products and services. The thousands of votes have been counted and veri¬fi ed and we can now reveal the winners…


FIRST PLACE


LOVE RECYCLING RESEARCH PROJECT by RUBBERMAID COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS


Combining love with recycling may not seem like a natural choice at fi rst. But both words convey a sense of caring for others.


At the start of 2020, RCP launched the Love Recycling Research Project. An ongoing investigation into the commercial recycling and waste management practices of European businesses. The goal of the project was to understand the perceptions businesses have and the challenges they face in the drive to create greater levels of sustainability.


Throughout the year, Love Recycling has run research surveys taking in the views of over 1,000 businesses across Europe. These range from single-person owner- operated businesses to corporate multinationals.


The aim has been to gather data and information to understand the recycling landscape at multiple levels. Across Europe, how well is commercial recycling performing? What are the problem areas? Do specifi c sectors face specifi c problems or is their parity? How can businesses do more without increasing spend? How can they optimise recycling efforts?


Gathering the data to answer these questions is the fi rst step. Sharing the fi ndings with businesses is the next. Love Recycling created a suite of reports to help businesses understand how they are performing against others within their sector and how they fi t in as part of a larger continental picture.


There are not many points on which the vast majority of businesses agree, but commercial recycling is one of them. Most businesses surveyed this year rank the improvement of commercial recycling within the organisation as more important than short term returns for shareholders. This demonstrates the inherent care in recycling.


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They said: Paul Jakeway, Head of Marketing, EMEA, at Rubbermaid Commercial Products, said: “Thank you to all the readers that voted for us to win this award and thank you also to the thousands of businesses that took part in our 2020 research projects.


“Love Recycling continues to evolve. Last month we published a manifesto that stems from the results of our research work. In it, we detail why and how we intend to increase our support for European businesses, how they can take control of their recycling and lead on sustainability.


“Decision makers are increasingly factoring sustainability into their purchasing decisions. Businesses that transparently demonstrate their recycling activities and sustainability credentials have a competitive advantage. Working together, we can help businesses make their recycling more successful and more cost-effective.”


THE TOP TEN


1. Love Recycling Research Project – Rubbermaid Commercial Products


2. WypAll Reach Centrefeed System – Kimberly-Clark Professional


3. Specialist Cleaning Services – DOC Cleaning 4. FM Services – Artic Building Services 5. Protective Hygiene Screen – MGS Ltd


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6. Nilaqua 30 Day Active Surface Cleaner – Waterless Ltd 7. Effective Remote Workforce Training Course – iHASCO 8. DePuro Pro – Vortice 9. Educational Establishment Refurbishments – Southern Maintenance Solutions


10. Door Detective Compact – Integrated Design Limited twitter.com/TomorrowsFM


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