Enable the Future Growth and Development of Your Cleaning Business

SHANGHAI, Nov. 2, 2012 /CNW/ - The economic depression of the last few years hit the cleaning industry in the same way as it hit most industries in the US and Europe. However, the cleaning industry around the world still maintains profitable due to the demand for cleaning services from other industries. Meanwhile, despite the economic downturn's effects on the global economy, China's cleaning supply industry expanded rapidly over the past year. The total revenue of large enterprises in the personal cleaning industry reached $23 billion last year, up 26.53% year-on-year. The industrial and public facilities cleaning industry also saw its revenue grow by 25 % in 2011 compared with the previous year. As the global economy enters recession, businesses are looking for new strategies that will enable future growth and development," says Andrew Large, the Cleaning and Support Services Association (CSSA) chief executive. China's cleaning industry provides great market potential to foreign companies worldwide.

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Rising environmental awareness has also accelerated the development of the cleaning market. Green cleaning products and better cleaning procedures have become the trend. New cleaning rules and regulation related to people's health and environment have come onto the books. New cleaning methods and products will be the key drivers for both the Chinese and the global cleaning industry in terms of present and future development.

With calls for better pay and conditions for cleaners in Europe, labour costs in China have also increased. Good cleaning products and solutions are more and more popular. In addition, efficient cleaning is greatly required in China given that cleaning is predominantly an urban activity. A significant amount of infrastructure, commercial blocks/skyscrapers and industrial facilities/plants have been built in China in the past few years, and there is more to come due to the government's decision to accelerate the development of second tier cities. Understanding the opportunities offered by these growing urban areas is the key to forming sustainable strategy for all businesses within the cleaning industry.

The China Clean Expo (CCE), launched in 2002, the most professional cleaning exhibition in China and one of the biggest of its kind in Asia, showcases the latest products and most innovative technologies in the industry. In addition to the participation of the world's premium brands, the CCE also features a series of on-site activities including the CCE Awards, conferences and demonstrations, while gathering together the elite from the international cleaning community and forging the perfect platform to help facilitate world class trading, networking and educational opportunities in one of the world's most booming cleaning industry markets.

For more information about the show, please visit www.chinacleanexpo.com

SOURCE: UBM Sinoexpo

Crystal Huo, + 86 21 6437 1178, [email protected], for UBM

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