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The last two months have seen a lot of new safety protocols and practices quickly adopted across the grocery industry.

Clean, disinfect and knock-out viruses with the one-two punch of dry vapour steam and an EPA-approved botanical disinfectant.In order to properly clean and disinfect, even tiny nooks and crannies, Sinclair Cleaning Systems recommends the Optima Steamer XD in conjunction with Concrobium Disinfectant Cleaner II. The two work together to offer an effective cleaning and disinfection strategy that both sanitizes and deodorizes.Ideal for many uses, from general retail cleaning to foodservice and automotive detailing for fleets, it's the perfect combination to help protect your staff and customers.Concrobium Disinfectant Cleaner II is next-generation botanical disinfection technology that safely and effectively eliminates viruses and bacteria.The Optima Steamer, which reaches a temperature of 275°F at the sprayer tip, even cleans and sterilizes hard to reach areas. This next-level steamer uses the latest technology to remove stains, grease, dirt and odours in a quick and efficient manner, all while generating no waste water run-off.Steam is proven to be safe for a variety of surfaces, including upholstery, vehicle interiors and exteriors, and floors, as well as other non-porous surfaces - indoors or out.Contact Hugh Sinclair TODAY at: 1-800-265-0505 or 1-519-436-9539For more information, visit Sinclair Cleaning Systems  [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLSOZGZiDH0[/embed]

How2Media, the producers of the television show “World’s Greatest!...” selected PECO Car Wash Systems to be a part of the popular television series.

As c-store operators work hard to keep businesses up and running during the COVID-19 outbreak, reducing risk for frontline staff and customers is vital.

Traditionally, the money your water softener saves you has been based largely on reducing your chemical and detergent costs.

Starting on Canada Day, British Columbia will add provincial sales tax to all carbonated beverages that contain sugar.The new rules span bottled and canned soda, as well as beverages dispensed through soda fountains, soda guns and vending machines.Finance Minister Carole James announced in her budget last week that the 7% provincial sales tax will takes effect on July 1 and is expected to generate $27 million in revenues in the 2020-2021 budget year.Belgium, United Kingdom, Mexico, Chile, France, Portugal, Norway and Hungary charge an excise tax of 20% on such drinks, while eight cities in the United States also levy sugar taxes, including Berkeley, Calif., where a University of California study published last year in the American Journal of Public Health found sugar-drink consumption was down almost 52% in some neighbourhoods and water consumption was up 29%.The B.C.

Sonny’s Mammoth Air Drying System features a compact blower that dries the side of a vehicle—the ideal primary side drying solution for short tunnels, as well as a perfect finishing dryer for high-volume locations.

Manufacturers up the ante with new tech Fuel dispensers and related equipment have come a long way since 1907 when Canada’s first retail gas site opened to the public in Vancouver at Cambie and Smyth.