THE CLEAN SHOW
its latest advancements in automation for heavy-duty laundries. With a focus on addressing key industry challenges such as labor shortages and rising operational costs, Jensen will highlight how automation is reshaping the way commercial laundries operate.
The exhibition will feature
demonstrations of recent developments in AI-driven robotics, automated sorting systems, and advanced material handling technologies. These solutions are designed to optimize efficiency, enhance safety, and support sustainable operations in industrial laundry environments.
Visitors will have the opportunity to engage with Jesen’s global team of experts and learn more about the company’s comprehensive product portfolio. From innovative stand-alone machines to fully integrated system solutions, Jensen offers automation options tailored to a wide range of capacities and requirements. “The Clean Show has proven to be the ideal exposition for industry leaders to find the latest innovations in textile care, ranging from industrial machinery and conveyor equipment to computer software and business systems,” said Greg Jira, show director.
“We’re excited to bring these business
leaders, decision makers, product designers and purchasers back together in 2025 to continue to drive innovation, collaboration and growth within this sector.” Meanwhile, TRSA, as well as hosting the welcome party (see box, page 14) is staging The TRSA Experience which it predicts will bring together more than 400 professionals from the linen, uniform and facility services industry, including both independent and national companies and the suppliers who support them, said the Association. TRSA is the trade association for industrial laundry businesses across North America.
Visitors to the Orange County Convention Center will be able to learn about the various industry partnerships that come together at The Clean Show on the morning of Saturday, 24 August.
The TRSA is bringing together an insightful panel with representatives from Deutscher Textilreinigungs-Verband (DTV-Germany), European Textile Services Association (ETSA), Textile Services Association (TSA-UK) and TRSA. In this panel discussion, global CEOs and national association executives will offer updates on ongoing initiatives on the circular economy/sustainability, textile recycling, research, as well as promotional
activities and regulatory updates. Attendees will gain insight into how textile services companies are leveraging increased interest in hygiene, and environmental and supply chain sustainability to differentiate and grow their customer base. They will also strengthen their understanding of principles that limit and facilitate revenue-generation and cost- control strategies as panellists present short profiles of the industry in various geographic markets
Visit here
https://www.trsa.org/events- education/the-trsa-experience-the-clean- show/agenda/ to find out more about TRSA Educational Sessions at The Clean Show. Since 2019, The Clean Show has been a part of Messe Frankfurt’s Texcare Global brand, an internationally-recognised exposition brand that brings together businesses and professionals from the entire textile-care sector including Texcare International.
The tentative dates for The Clean Show 2027 are 16-19 July.
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www.cleanshow.com.
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