Lindström Group recent acquired Micronclean’s industrial workwear business in the UK, expanding its heavy industry customer base. The asset deal includes customer contracts, textiles, and on-site service staff. Micronclean’s Grantham, England, site will close, with services transitioning to a Lindström facility. Lindström has operated in the UK since 2001, and currently serves 4,400 customers across multiple service centers. The acquisition aligns with Lindström’s commitment to quality, innovation and customer service. Visit bit.ly/lindstrommicronclean.
Alsco Uniforms Opens New Laundry in Canada
Alsco Uniforms recently opened a new laundry processing facility in Surrey, BC, relocating from nearby Vancouver. The 62,000-square-foot plant is equipped with advanced technology that improves operational efficiency, allowing the company to process up to 300,000 lbs. (136,077 kg.) of textiles per week. The new plant also supports local development projects, employs more than 90 staff, and focuses on sustainability through water and energy-saving technologies. Visit bit.ly/alscosurrey.
Bardusch Expands with New Paris Branch
Bardusch marked its Paris expansion with a recent ribbon-cutting attended by 200 guests. The 59,201-square-foot (5,500-square-meter) facility, acquired from Euro Disney in 2021, now processes up to 25 tons of laundry daily, serving hotels near Val d’Europe, Disneyland Paris and Charles de Gaulle Airport. With 35 employees and plans for growth, the site strengthens Bardusch’s European presence, while prioritizing sustainability with eco-friendly processes and efficient infrastructure. Visit bit.ly/barduschparis.
Kannegiesser Taps New CFO
Laundry technology supplier, Herbert Kannegiesser GmbH, recently appointed Thorsten Malzer as CFO, making him a member of the Group’s Management Board. CEO Tina Kannegiesser praised Malzer’s expertise and cultural fit, highlighting his strong performance in recent months. She expressed confidence in his leadership and wished him success in his new role. Visit bit.ly/malzercfo.
TSA Unveils Dates for Laundry Open Week
The United Kingdom’s (UK) Textile Services Association (TSA) recently announced dates for Laundry Open Week 2025, which will run from March 24–28. Following a successful 2024 pilot, the event aims to address labor shortages in the commercial laundry sector by showcasing diverse career opportunities beyond laundry roles, including engineering, HR and sales. Participating laundries across the UK and Europe will open their doors to potential recruits. The week will also highlight sustainability, inclusivity, and mental health initiatives within the industry. Visit bit.ly/laundryweek25.
CWS Reopens Laundry
CWS Workwear recently reopened its Trossingen laundry in Germany after a 5 million euro modernization, making it one of Europe’s most advanced and sustainable facilities. The site processes up to 45,000 items daily, using resource-efficient technology that extends garment lifespan. With 290 employees, the plant plays a key role in serving 5,500 regional customers. With an additional 2 million euro investment planned, CWS Workwear is strengthening its commitment to innovation, sustainability and the local economy. Visit bit.ly/cwstrossingen. TS
