Though automation in production processes has evolved in the bakeries in terms of ovens and other sophisticated equipment, automation in cleaning is yet to take off. Inadequate infrastructure, high investment required for equipment & space, labour intensive processes and lack of awareness about FSSAI Act amongst the baker community are the main issues, reports Shardul Nautiyal.
In an innovative move to provide eco-friendly solutions for indoor air-quality, UAE based Fragrance Delivery Technologies Ltd, a new entrant in the Cleaning Industry, has launched an “Oxy-Gen powered” clean technology in the air-care range. Viva!e is the second generation environment-friendly air-freshening system and the latest model in the world’s first continuous fragrance and odour control delivery system, says Hydros Jassenu, MP of FDT.
One can just drop a coin & wait for clothes to get washed or have laundry service providers collect and deliver clothes at your door step and also get clothes laundered in a hygienic and professional way…
Nagpur based Meghe Group of Institutions, a network of educational institutes in various disciplines, is planning to introduce mechanised cleaning in its premises. Speaking to Clean India Journal, Madhuri Ravetkar,…
Southern Railway plans to adopt mechanised cleaning at the Quilon railway station (Thiruvananthapuram Division) by outsourcing services to a cleaning company for a period of two years. Speaking to Clean…
The Railways will have to take steps to improve catering services and the level of cleanliness on moving trains, the Railway Board Chairman Vinay Mittal told officials of South Eastern…
The Mira-Bhayandar Municipal Corporation (MBMC) recently bagged award for being one of the best sanitised cities in Maharashtra. However, the health department officials seem to have little time to initiate…
“School restrooms that are thoughtfully designed and equipment & fixtures carefully selected are in a better position to provide safer, cleaner and more user-friendly restroom facilities,” says Prashant Muley, Principal…
If the enthusiasm and commitment of the Minister of Tourism, Subodh Kant Sahai to make select tourism destinations in India clean & hygienic bears fruit, 2012 will definitely be the “Year of India” as envisaged by him. In an exclusive interview with Clean India Journal’s Jayaraman Nair and Mangala Chandran, the Minister explains how focusing on the upkeep of tourist destinations and the approach to those at the grassroots level would be the prime objective of Campaign Clean India. The Campaign to be launched in April this year will aim to double the number of inbound tourists to India from the present five million to 10 million by the end of 2016, which would be one per cent of all global travellers visiting India. He is also open to suggestions and road maps from Clean India Journal.
The Railway Budget of 2012-13 has included the formation of a special cleaning body to take care of in the trains and the stations. In a recent press note, Railway…