For food-and-beverage (F&B) laundry operators battered by three years of COVID-driven dining downturns, Morgan Service’s Cleveland plant is showing the way forward, a tale that’s detailed in September’s Textile Services magazine.
In line with an emerging trend among customer-owned goods (COG) hotel laundries to serve select customers with their own RFID-tagged linen, a Washington area operation recently reintroduced this RFID technology, along with a number of other equipment upgrades.
On a recent tour of Textile Care in Utrecht, the Netherlands, Textile Services Weekly saw a massive, multilevel, high-tech hospitality laundry in the heart of Europe.
TRSA recently hosted its Market Sector Roundtables, giving linen, uniform and facility services industry executives an opportunity to discuss challenges, opportunities and trends impacting their market sector and business. The event included breakout discussions focused on the food-and-beverage (F&B), healthcare, hospitality/hotel and industrial market sectors.
Gunderson Uniform & Linen Rental, Menasha, WI, recently announced it’s passed a major milestone for laundry independents: it’s now celebrating its 70th anniversary of family ownership in its home base south of Green Bay.
R.W. Martin Co., Kent, OH, is now an authorized distributor to the U.S. market for ABG Systems, a world leader in automated textile management systems utilizing RFID, according to a news release.
Positek RFID and Fujitsu Frontech North America recently announced that Jeff Markman will leave his role as president of Positek RFID, effective April 29. Over the past 21 years, Markman has guided Positek RFID’s growth and formed a solid team that will continue to serve the industry and its customers, according to a news release.
Patrick Brown recently joined the U.S. team of ABS Laundry Business Solutions as a business consultant/project manager, according to a news release.
Positek RFID Inc., Norristown, PA, recently partnered with Medico Healthcare Linen, Los Angeles, to create a state-of-the-art process for the clean and consistent delivery of reusable isolation gowns to healthcare providers, according to a news release.
When your company has been in business for 76 years, chances are you’re doing quite a few things right. During good economic times, you can expand and thrive, and in the rough times (like now) you adapt and become more flexible to survive.
