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The Tork brand offers professional hygiene products and services to customers ranging from restaurants and healthcare facilities to offices, schools and industries. Products include dispensers, paper towels, toilet tissue, soap, napkins, and industrial and kitchen wipers.
As the world’s largest manufacturer of cleaning machines, Kärcher understands that each of its Professional customers has their own unique cleaning tasks; they develop their products with its customers to deliver time, effort and resource savings along with outstanding results.
Floorbrite is a leading commercial cleaning and facilities management company that provides a diverse range of services to businesses of all sizes across all industry sectors with efficient, innovative and comprehensive solutions specifically tailored to the needs of each business.
The British Cleaning Council (BCC) is the authoritative voice of UK cleaning
and hygiene. The Council’s membership is made up of over 20 trade and membership associations which are all linked to the cleaning and hygiene professions.
Seldex provide medical grade, accredited air-disinfection devices created by
Novaerus which utilise NanoStrike, a patented plasma-based nanotechnology kills all airborne microorganisms on contact providing the first line of
protection against viruses and bacteria.
The Fire Protection Association (FPA) is the UK’s national fire safety organisation.
Working to identify the dangers of fire and helping to reduce any fire-related risks. As fire safety experts, they have an unrivalled reputation for quality and expertise in all aspects of fire protection.
OPPORTUNI is the world’s first end-to- end solution that helps SMEs, across all sectors easily break into public sector tendering, giving your business the
opportunity to reap the benefits of long- term stability with new revenue streams.
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