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Establishment of Greenspeed France
01/01/2019 - Floor Loos
Greenspeed France was founded on 1 January 2019. The Greenspeed circular cleaning concept is also rapidly graining traction in France, with the French cleaning market already responding enthusiastically to Greenspeed innovations. The opening of the Greenspeed France head office will ensure that we are also close to our customers in France and that we are able to provide our customers with an efficient and high-quality service thanks to our consultants and on-the-job training.
Greenspeed introduces probiotic cleaning agents
11/06/2018 - Floor Loos
Greenspeed, producer and supplier of sustainable cleaning systems, is introducing a new line of probiotic cleaning products on the market. Greenspeed will introduce the new probiotic range for the first time at the international trade show Interclean in Amsterdam. The products perfectly coincide with Greenspeed's ambition in striving to make a positive impact on people and the environment. They ensure optimal cleaning and are the ideal solution for tackling odour problems in sanitary areas. Are you curious about how probiotics work?
Greenspeed is crazy about cleaning. Also at the Interclean trade show in Amsterdam.
30/04/2018 - Floor Loos
Since the founding in 1981, Greenspeed has grown to become one of the most sustainable professional cleaning brands worldwide. Following the takeover of Ecover Professional, Greenspeed specialised in microfibre products and ecological cleaning agents, resulting in great successes. Soon, Greenspeed will present its latest innovations at the international trade show Interclean Amsterdam, which runs from Tuesday 15 through Friday 18 May at stand number 01.106 in RAI Amsterdam.
Cleaners are more likely to contract serious illnesses: it's time to take action!
16/03/2018 - Floor Loos
The risk of cleaners contracting serious illnesses is greater than previously thought. PhD student Laura Van den Borre (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) looked into the main differences between causes of death among cleaners, administrative employees and executives for her study titled "Health risks in the cleaning industry".
