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May 24th, 2013 - 
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Cleaning is one essential task which is carried out everywhere: homes, workplaces, factories, eateries, hotels, hospitals, public places… When done scientifically, it can reduce both costs to a company and the risks to workers’ safety and health. The cleaning industry itself has been growing globally. Along with the growth, the main concern has been the challenges in improving the safety and health of the cleaners themselves. The tendency for cleaning work to be contracted out to lowest bidder puts pressure on cleaning companies to cut costs. Since cleaning work is not considered as core activity by many client companies, the chances of ignoring the hazards and risks associated with cleaning can continue to exist. There are varied health hazards, right from slip and fall to more serious fall from heights. This issue of Clean India Journal looks at the urgency for putting in place regulations to guard the safety of façade cleaners, especially while cleaning with rope access.
It was in 2010 that CIJ did a cover story on the growing presence of international cleaning companies in India. The last three years have seen a number of collaborations, joint ventures and tie ups involving companies from different parts of the world. The success of each company depends on understanding the growth areas of Indian cleaning market – which includes smaller cities and newer sectors – and catering to the India specific needs. There has been an inflow of newer technologies to India. There is a huge untapped market waiting to be explored as well. It is just the question of having the right partners; creating awareness and opportunities; about raising standards and offering quality services; about building pan India infrastructure and about balancing the price structure.
The forthcoming Clean India Pulire in December 2013 in Mumbai offers everything for a cleaning company – be it Indian or international, new entrant or established – to find new avenues of growth.
Editor-in-Chief
Clean India Journal
Dear Editor,
It was great to have a event of this large scale on Cleaning Industry. We appreciate your efforts. I request a catalogue of participants in Clean India Event or a specimen copy of your publication to go through and subscribe.
Kindly do the needful.
Rgds,
Naresh
Dear Sir,
Please refer to the article mentioned below.
Making Feminine Hygiene products affordable
Posted: 01 Jan 2012 01:37 AM PST
We wish to get in touch with the manufacturer of the machine. Please provide us with the necessary information.
Regards,
Piyush Agarwalla
How to submit article to this journal for publication.
Dear Ms. Editor,
We would like to place an advertisement on your website and magazine. Can you please share the coordinates of a person with whom I can speak on these lines.
Looking forward to your revert at the earliest please.
Regards/ Mayuri
To,
Dear Mam,
Please send me the complimentary copy along with subscription form.like to apply.
Thanks
Anagha Chorghade
Dear Sir/ Maam
My name is Alok Srivastava, Founder & MD of APAC Sourcing Solution. I am looking forward to start a business in cleaning chemicals more in degreasers, rust removers & Stain Cleaners with the best product technology in it. My questions are as follows
1. Do we have a good scenario of Value based cleaning Chemicals in India.
2. Are the service groups procuring from overseas or buying in India Itself.
Look forward to your response on both.
Best Wishes & kind Regards
Alok Srivastava
I want to submit articles on facility Management, Energy mangement.
Pl. let me know the process.
Dear Editor,
Please send me your contact details and your media data.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Julia
Dear Editor,I would like to submit you a press release about Giselle, a compact on site system to sanitize different hard, non-porous, environmental and professional surfaces that will be presentend at Pulire 2013 (21-23 May) by De Nora NEXT, the new Business Unit of Industrie De Nora that provides highly innovative systems.Could you send me your contact details and your media data, please?
Best regards and thank you, Cristina Tronconi