At the Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina, said Shaughnessy, leftover soap bars and plastic amenities are diverted from landfills and “transformed into lifesaving supplies” through its participation in the Clean the World Recycling program. Also, leftover banquet food does not go in a general food waste bin but is designated for donation to local charities through the Chefs To End Hunger program.
Clean the World’s Robert Montgomery, Vice President of Hospitality and Product, said, “Clean the World’s partnership with Hotec showcases a powerful alliance in the hospitality industry, with the mission to enhance sustainability efforts by repurposing discarded hygiene products and promoting eco-friendly practices.
The Hospitality Show is partnering with Clean the World as its 2024 Charity Partner.
A holistic approach to sustainable hospitality, by Tommie Eaton, Director of Business Development for Clean the World in Europe.
Enterprises like Clean the World are at the forefront of this movement, challenging both hotel guests and establishments to adopt sustainable practices. By implementing trackable recycling programmes, Clean the World encourages hotels to recycle bathroom amenities such as soap and plastic bottled products, thereby mitigating environmental harm through reuse..
Clean the World, a global leader in sustainable, environmental, and social impact solutions, transforms used soap bars and plastic amenities that the hospitality industry would otherwise discard into lifesaving supplies for communities in need across the globe. Fifteen years ago, after countless nights spent in hotel rooms for work, Shawn Seipler, founder & CEO, stumbled upon a simple yet transformative question: ‘What happens to leftover soap in hotel rooms?’.
Earth Day activations taking place at Coverings 2024 will be kicked off through Coverings’ partnership with Clean the World, a global leader in sustainable, environmental and social impact solutions. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in the “Clean the World” initiative by transforming used soap bars and plastic amenities that the hospitality industry would otherwise discard into lifesaving, essential supplies for communities in need across the globe.
Our event with [CTW Events] built +90k hygiene kits that will be donated to organizations who support disaster relief efforts around the world.
Teaming up with CTW Events, Experience Kissimmee assembled 300 hygiene kits for distribution within the community. These kits, filled with essential items and uplifting notes, were prepared to aid those in need locally in Kissimmee, reinforcing their dedication to community support.
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