Media Partners

HA Household Appliance is the international magazine, published in two languages (Italian and English) that deals with technical components and supplies for the domestic and professional appliances sector. Through articles dedicated to technological innovation, industrial design, materials and production processes, the magazine is a useful tool for technical and professional updates for all people involved in the different steps of an appliance’s production in the white and brown industries. The magazine offers both technical in-depth analysis and a series of topics connected to the market and sector trends, with a constant attention to the issue of sustainability.

Revitec-Limpieza Inform is a spanish magazine about cleaning and hygiene and textile cleaning. Revitec-Limpieza Inform is the result of the union of Revitec magazine, informing Spanish-speaking countries about the textile cleaning sector since 1965 and Limpieza Inform, dedicated to the cleaning and hygiene sector, since 1981.

Limpiezas magazine is the undisputed benchmark of the Industrial and Institutional Cleaning and Hygiene spanish sector. For more than sixteen years, it has been keeping the sector promptly informed from the strictest independence and with the professionalism provided by the more than 20 years that in Borrmart Editorial we have published specialized technical magazines.

'Pulizia industriale e sanificazione' is a monthly magazine, published since 1968 from MO.ED.CO.: it is the oldest and best known Italian magazine about industrial cleaning and sanitization.

rationell reinigen is the voice of the cleaning industry in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Twelve times a year it reports about all important themes for cleaning professionals, facility managers and self-cleaning institutions.

ReinigungAktuell is the only Austrian magazine for cleaning and facility services.

Rent & Facility Nordic is the industry magazine for everyone who works with cleaning in the public and commercial sectors.
Rent is primarily aimed at key persons in the industry responsible for the purchase of cleaning equipment and chemicals, planning and procurement of cleaning services.
Rent covers, among other things news in the cleaning industry, technical development, new cleaning methods, organizational changes, rehabilitation projects and important fairs and events.
Rent mainly reaches cleaning managers within state, county council and municipality, cleaning managers in public and private real estate companies and private cleaning companies.
The magazine publishes six issues a year. Four editions include an FM supplement.
Regular news coverage comes in the form of a weekly newsletter based on articles from www.cleannet.se.

'Rent I Danmark' is the leading media in the cleaning industry in Denmark and keeps readers up to date with news and debate about cleaning, maintenance and service. The magazine is published on print 6 times a year with news, product information and market trends.

Sanitary Maintenance is Trade Press Media Group’s flagship magazine and the original publication of the janitorial supply industry. Since its launch in 1943, Sanitary Maintenance has become the leading magazine for distributors and wholesalers of sanitary supplies. The magazine reaches every type of distributor active in the sanitary supply marketplace including janitorial, paper, foodservice, industrial and wholesale.

Schoonmaakjournaal.nl is dé online cleaning-community voor de schoonmaakprofs in Nederland en België: directie/management/ leidinggevenden van schoonmaak- en glazenwassersbedrijven, specialistische reiniging en toeleveranciers, intermediair, opleiders, kwaliteitsinspecteurs en branche- en werkgevers/werknemersverenigingen, opdrachtgevers in diverse sectoren en schoonmaakmedewerkers.

Facto biedt actuele inzichten, nieuws en praktijkverhalen over de Nederlandse schoonmaakbranche

Tomorrow’s Cleaning is the cleaning and hygiene industry’s premier digital magazine, providing you with the latest industry news, exclusive content, new products, columns, advice, and in-depth features on specialist subjects – all available for free online. With our versatile digital format, Tomorrow’s Cleaning enables you to keep up-to-date with the industry anytime, anywhere, from the comfort of your personal computer, phone or tablet. Issues can be downloaded, printed, forwarded to clients or suppliers, and can never be lost or misplaced. Tomorrow’s Cleaning is the magazine to read if you want to be at the forefront of the industry.

ASFEL currently has more than 50 associated companies mainly located in Valencia and Catalonia, although there is a great potential for growth at the national level.
Our goal is to support, defend and promote the cleaning industry in international markets. ASFEL, as spokesperson of the management of external trade, has a promotion plan which has the support of the Spanish Institute of foreign trade (ICEX).

The British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) is the largest independent, professional and educational body within the cleaning industry with over 6,000 individual and corporate members in the UK and Internationally. BICSc is committed to creating a community to raise the standards of education and to build awareness of the cleaning industry by being the natural choice for professional standards and accredited training.
BICSc is the awarding body for its internationally recognised workplace-based qualifications, with bespoke training available through BICS Business Services (BBS).
BBS is the dedicated training division of BICSc. It offers a single point of contact for all your training requirements including our industry leading CPSS qualification. BBS offer one off training, bespoke training or help you get trained up to offer our qualifications to your own employees.
For more information on training visit www.bbstraining.co.uk.

The Cleaning Association of South Africa (CASA) is a unifying and regulatory body for all employers in the cleaning industry and those that are associated with the industry such as chemicals and equipment suppliers, facilities management, in-house cleaning departments from private and public sectors.

CINET was founded 35 years ago and grew to become a global umbrella association with 100+ members (national associations, international suppliers, research institutes and individual companies). CINET aims to build a global network of experts, stimulate the implementation of innovation by exchanging information and profile the capabilities of the industry (a.o. with Global Awards).

To work on these goals CINET executes a yearly research agenda and offers an International Certification Program on best practices through step-by-step e-learning, workshops and on the job training. This leads to accredited (CERTEX®) or non-accredited (CERCLEAN®) certification with ISO and EN (hygiene) standards.

Clean Hospitals is a newly-created international consortium whose aim is to establish a synergistic collaboration between key companies from the healthcare cleaning industry, academics, and hospital management.

The Contract Cleaners Association of Ghana or CCAG was incorporated in Ghana on 10thDecember 1993. The Association is governed by elected executives, and an Administrator runs the day-to-day activities of the Association. CCAG has over 100 registered members spread across the 10 regions of Ghana.

The European Cleaning and Facility Services Industry (EFCI) is the recognised voice of the cleaning and facility services sector in Europe. It promotes and defends the joint interests of national employers’ associations at EU level, including in its role as a recognised European Social Partner.  

EFCI engages with EU institutions and trade unions in structured dialogue on employment, skills, sustainability and sector development. It works to ensure that European policies reflect the realities of a labour-intensive service industry, while promoting quality jobs, responsible entrepreneurship and cooperation across its member federations. Through its network, advocacy, expertise and sectoral dialogue, EFCI continues to strengthen the visibility and strategic positioning of the industry in Europe.

Eunetips is a European network to promote infection prevention for patient safety. Eunetips wants to promote better cooperation among nations, to share experiences, to promote and support initiatives in infection prevention for patient safety particularly at a European level, recognizing and making the most of all single member societies.

EUnited is Europe’s only direct company membership association supporting the global competitiveness of European equipment suppliers.
EUnited provides a channel for companies to communicate with the European Institutions and partner organisations and to articulate the role of equipment suppliers in technical standards development, policy formulation, trade issues and legislation. Within a single European association, member companies are organised in five sectors which are Cleaning, Metallurgy, Municipal Equipment, Robotics and Vehicle Cleaning.

The European Tissue Symposium (ETS) represents 90 per cent of tissue production in Europe. Its purpose is:

• to monitor events and developments within the European Tissue industry, and ensure members are kept informed
• to research and develop issues that have an impact on tissue- to liaise with NGOs and European institutions
• to improve the science behind tissue usage, by producing bespoke advanced Studies using the most authoritative institutions, including Users preference studies, LCA / Carbon Footprint studies, Hygiene studies, Food contact, etc.
• to define and communicate Industry Position Papers on relevant issues
• to promote tissue usage

ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, has more than 7,000 members. ISSA helps increase professionalism and member success by offering global networking and events, regional seminars and member gatherings, valuable market data, news, and business tools that focus on the professional cleaning industry and the value it provides.

Regarded as the voice of professional cleaning in South Africa, the National Contract Cleaners Association (NCCA), constituted as a National Association in 1987, is dedicated to creating professionalism by means of developing and setting appropriate standards for the contract cleaning industry. As the leading industry body in South Africa, the NCCA ensures that ethical business practices, quality, and accountability across the board is maintained.

The NVZ is the Dutch association for detergents, maintenance products and disinfectants. The NVZ represents manufacturers of household, industrial and institutional cleaning products, their ingredients and finished packaging. The mission of the NVZ is enhancing health and quality of life through sustainable cleaning products and practices. The NVZ provides members with comprehensive scientific advice on regulatory affairs.