Jan/San & Disposables News
An Argument for Reshoring Operations in the U.S.
Tariff impositions, geopolitical conflict, and supply chain shifts have forced businesses to become actively resilient. As global trade evolves, more companies are deciding to reshore their operations in the U.S. A recent report found that planning and active execution of reshoring reached 26 percent. However, ongoing labor challenges remain an obstacle to such a transition.…
Read MoreKimberly-Clark expands Kleenex in the UK with new beauty tissues
Kleenex Beauty Tissues features two variants designed for different skin types, expanding the brand’s presence in the beauty and personal care segment Kimberly-Clark has expanded its Kleenex portfolio in the UK with the launch of Kleenex Beauty Tissues, a new range of facial tissues developed specifically for beauty and personal care routines. The products will…
Read MoreSchool Cleanliness Must Make the Grade
It’s back-to-school time, except parents are the ones giving grades. According to the latest survey from the American Cleaning Institute (ACI), parent concerns about school cleanliness are greater in shared spaces than the overall facility. As facility cleaning managers prepare educational institutes for the return of students and staff, proof of clean will be essential…
Read MoreDrone Cleaning Program Open to Veterans
Lucid Bots, the Charlotte-based manufacturer of the Sherpa Drone, announced its official sponsorship of Vets to Drones (V2D), a veteran-led nonprofit dedicated to transitioning military service members into careers in the commercial drone cleaning industry. The partnership connects V2D members with a proven path to business ownership using the Sherpa Drone platform, one of the…
Read MoreCyclosporiasis Outbreak Redefines Cleaning Priorities
The ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak has claimed the lives of two Americans, creating urgency in containing its spread. Michigan health officials announced the passing of two state residents, linking their deaths to the foodborne illness alongside underlying health conditions. Although not considered life-threatening, this gastrointestinal sickness is associated with loss of appetite, nausea, fatigue, and watery…
Read MoreWho Gives A Crap turns a giant talking toilet roll into a retail attraction
‘Feel Goooood’ campaign combines humor, sampling and reverse psychology to engage shoppers and highlight the brand’s bamboo toilet rolls In a busy retail environment, getting shoppers to stop and pay attention is only half the challenge. Making them laugh can make the experience even more memorable. That was the idea behind Who Gives A Crap’s…
Read MoreU.S. imposes new tariffs on Canadian products across multiple industries
Trump’s latest trade measures include a 50% duty on several imports, affecting paper, packaging and other key sectors U.S. President Donald Trump has signed a series of proclamations imposing an additional 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian imports, with the new duties set to take effect on August 19. The measure applies to…
Read MoreA Cleaning Contract to Make Las Vegas Fabulous
The Las Vegas Strip is truly becoming fabulous with a new cleaning initiative. A custodial contract update resulted in routine nightly cleanups. On July 21, 2026, the Clark County commissioners voted to extend Smart Cleaning Solutions, LLC.’s scheduled services. The original contract required sidewalks, elevators, and other public area cleaning and maintenance on Friday and…
Read MoreWhat Makes Tissue Summit North America Different from Traditional Trade Shows?
A focused, curated format designed to create meaningful connections and real business opportunities for the tissue industry For decades, trade shows have played an important role in bringing together suppliers, manufacturers, and industry professionals. However, as markets become more competitive and executives face increasing demands on their time, many industry leaders are looking for more…
Read MoreProtect Facilities Against the Poop Parasite Threat
A summer illness is causing consumers to evacuate the produce aisle as its cases continue to rise across the United States. Since May, 843 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis—a gastrointestinal disease—have been reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), with more cases recorded in the 31 states affected by the parasite. Although the…
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