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THE CLEANING SHOW 2025 The Cleaning Show 2025 will take place from 18–20 March at ExCeL London, reaffirming its position as the UK’s largest event for cleaning, hygiene and facilities management. Reflecting the sector’s impressive growth and demand, the 2025 edition will be the biggest yet, boasting over 150 confirmed exhibitors, an expanded event space and a conference programme with 10 panel sessions across three days.
Expanding by 2,000 sqm from the 2023 edition, The Cleaning Show
NORTHWOOD UNVEILS PIONEERING WASHROOM SOLUTIONS AT THE CLEANING
SHOW, STAND NO: F5 Northwood Hygiene Products Ltd, a specialist manufacturer and supplier of away-from-home (AfH) professional paper hygiene and wiping products, will be showcasing a trio of cutting-edge sustainable washroom solutions alongside a line-up of established brands at The Cleaning Show 2025.
Northwood will be launching its new Natural range of folded hand towels and roll towels at the show, which are made from 100% recycled cardboard boxes, meaning no paper pulp is used during manufacture.
The business will also be unveiling its collection of Raphael washroom dispensers, which are now made from recycled material. The new dispensers are manufactured with a
2025 will welcome more than 7,000 professionals from sectors including facilities management, healthcare, hospitality, transport, retail and public services. From showcasing innovative products to thought-provoking panel discussions, this year’s event promises to deliver opportunities for learning, networking and most importantly, business growth.
This year’s conference programme will deliver an expanded line-up of panel discussions and keynote sessions, featuring expert speakers who will address the most pressing issues shaping the cleaning and hygiene sector. Core themes will include sustainability, education
high percentage of recycled content, with no virgin plastic resin used to make them.
Northwood’s Green Loop comprehensive end-to-end recycling initiative, which is designed to help make it easier than ever before to recycle waste products in washrooms and help customers to lower their waste footprint, is set to draw visitors to the stand. This full-circle service now focuses on recycling three elements – roll inserts, dispensers and used paper towels – which are difficult to recycle in general waste streams and are commonly destined for landfill or incineration.
Visitors will also see Northwood’s best-selling brands – Raphael, North Shore and Whisper – at the show.
Northwood’s trusted Raphael range is ideal for demanding washrooms, whilst also saving money and reducing waste. The
and workforce development, technological advancements and future preparedness.
Registration for The Cleaning Show 2025 is open. Entry remains free, but visitors are encouraged to pre- register online to secure their place at the industry’s must-attend event. For more details and to register, visit the website below.
https://cleaningshow.co.uk/london/
Raphael collection includes two toilet tissue and four hand towel dispensers, plus a soap dispenser. Raphael brings the high-capacity proprietary toilet roll dispenser – the TwinJumbo – which holds up to 800 metres of roll to minimise the need for frequent replenishment.
Offering a comprehensive range of dispensers and compatible products, the North Shore premium proprietary washroom system delivers improved washroom standards, whilst also reducing waste. With its industry- leading capacity and supreme cost-in-use benefits, the range includes the Orbit four roll infinity dispenser, which has a capacity of up to 5,000 sheets of toilet paper.
Northwood’s recently improved Whisper range of premium pure pulp toilet rolls, facial tissues and airlaid hand towels delivers superior comfort, luxury and unmatched performance. The range has now been enhanced with a selection of new and improved facial tissues which bring superior softness and a quality feel.
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