With only a few days to go until hashtagPLMA we can now reveal that we have something very special to share with our visitors – here’s some behind the scenes footage!
Look forward to seeing customers and sharing our latest innovations! See you at Hall 12 Stand C05 next Tuesday.
Great to see Glastonbury over the weekend, we know many festival goers use wipes for their hygiene needs over the summer season. Wherever you take your wipes this summer, please dispose of them responsibly.
We send our heartfelt condolences to The Royal Family and join all in paying tribute to her lifetime of service.
Listening and acting to promote sustainable change.
1. Sustainable Choice
Beginning in 2020, in addition to what may be requested, we will offer a sustainable option as part of every quotation, addressing the same need and containing as a minimum, a responsibly-sourced, plastic-free nonwoven.
2. Sustainable Packaging
Beginning in 2020, we will have at least one environmentally-preferable packaging option available in each of our major product categories and expand that offering over time.
3. Our Brands
We will always prioritise the use of sustainable materials in our own brands. Any plastics remaining in nonwovens within our branded products by the end of 2020 will be transparently communicated on-pack.
4. Chemicals of Concern
We will constantly monitor chemicals of concern and take action as appropriate in the interests of both our customers and the consumer.
5. Responsible Manufacturing
Our operations/plants are committed to using innovative and sensible environmental steps to minimise impact on the planet with a focus on preserving our natural resources.
6. Responsible Disposal
We will consistently advise and encourage customers to comply with the Industry Code of Practice on ‘Do Not Flush’ labelling. In addition, we will report annually on the overall compliance levels of our customers with that Code of Practice towards the goal of 100% compliance. At consumer level, we will continue efforts to drive awareness of the need for appropriate disposal of wet wipes in order to protect the environment.
We were pleased to host the Sky News crew yesterday who wanted to learn about unprecedented demand for our Sani-Hands antibacterial hand wipe.
Sani Hands appeared on Sky TV breakfast news this morning. Ian Anderson, Marketing Director, stated that “ we are looking at contingency plans to increase our capacity. That is a challenge that we are fully embracing and one that we are confident we can meet.”
Sani Hands provides up to 6 hours protection against germs and bacteria and is becoming an important weapon in the current national campaign for improved hand hygiene.