Sofidel Extends Deadline to Nominate Hygiene Heroes

February 2, 2023

Sofidel America Corp. has extended the deadline to submit nominations for its 2022–2023 Sustainable Hygiene Heroes Awards to February 10.

Sofidel’s awards program honors cleaning professionals who go above and beyond to provide clean and safe facilities, while implementing sustainable cleaning practices. A panel of judges will review nominations and select the winner and finalists based on the individual’s commitment to providing a clean, safe, and sustainable facility. The winning entry will be revealed in later this year and will receive US$4,000, along with $500 in Sofidel paper products for their facility. Two runners up will each receive $500.

“We are extending the nomination period to give more individuals the opportunity to submit nominations. Our judging panel is ecstatic to review even more impeccable stories of hardworking individuals dedicated to sustainable cleaning practices,” said Fabio Vitali, Sofidel America vice president of marketing.

For more information or to submit a nomination, visit www.sustainablehygieneheroes.com.

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