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MEMBERS OF CHSA'S ACCREDITATION SCHEME FOR CLEANING CHEMICALS SIGN ETHICAL MARKETING


COMMITMENT The members of the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association’s (CHSA) Accreditation Scheme for Cleaning Chemicals have signed a commitment to ethical marketing.


The commitment states members adhere to four ethical principles:


1. All statements and claims are truthful.


2. Supporting evidence, such as data sheets, reports and certificates, are available on request to substantiate all product and service claims.


3. All statements and claims are transparent. For example, it is clearly indicated if the claim applies to the product, the packaging or both.


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4. All statements and claims are meaningful. For example, the term eco-friendly must be defined in relation to all aspects of the product and substantiated across the full lifecycle.


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This formal commitment to ethical marketing was developed to address the growing problem of spurious, misleading and unsubstantiated claims being made about cleaning chemicals. Typical claims that lack supporting evidence relate to the efficacy of the products and many environmental credentials are little more than greenwashing.


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The development of the ethical marketing commitment follows the publication of the CHSA’s Glossary, which helps buyers differentiate the meaningful from the meaningless and make sure they buy the right product for the job in hand.


All members of the CHSA adhere to the requirements of the relevant Accreditation and have signed the Association’s rigorous Code of Practice, which incorporates the Competition & Markets Authority’s Green Claims Code. It means CHSA members:


• Trade ethically and sustainably; • Provide supporting information for claims made;


• Provide quality, fit for purpose products; and


• Make sure what’s on the box is what’s in the box.


https://chsa.co.uk TYDE LAUNCHES THE NEW


DUDLEY VALVE MATE TYDE has announced the launch of its new Dudley Valve Mate.


TYDE has made the installation of its Dudley Victoria outlet valve even easier with the launch of the new Dudley Valve Mate adaptor.


Designed to allow the Dudley Victoria valve to retrofit other flush valves the new Valve Mate is simple to fit and can be installed in seconds thanks to its unique clip and lock feature.


Once fitted with a Valve Mate the Dudley Victoria Valve can be retrofitted onto an existing flush valve cage removing the need to split the cistern from the toilet or remove any potentially rusted bolts, saving time and effort when replacing a faulty flush valve.


The new Valve Mate will be supplied prepacked with both versions of the Dudley Victoria Valve reducing the amount of stock


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plumbers need to carry on their vans.


The Victoria Valve is WRAS approved and can be serviced in under five minutes providing installers with a real time saving advantage. This high-quality Outlet Valve is fitted with long life silicone seals and a choice of button mounting options. The new Victoria Valve offers Water saving options with full and reduced flush options as standard. For maintenance or replacement, the robust but simple to use bayonet fixing enables the valve body to be quickly and simply removed from the cistern making the Victoria Valve fast and simple to install and maintain.


The new Valve Mate and Dudley Victoria Valve are excellent additions


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to TYDE’s extensive product range offering both quality and reliability and for peace of mind, the new Victoria Valve come with a three- year warranty and can be ordered for next day dispatch.


Email: info@tyde.co.uk www.thomasdudley.co.uk/tyde


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