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March 26, 2012

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — New acquisition provides linen rental and laundry services primarily to

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Swisher Hygiene has acquired the assets and business of Savoy Linen Services, a Connecticut-based linen services company.

Started in 1924, Savoy provides linen rental and laundry services primarily to foodservice customers in the southern New England and greater metro New York City markets. Concurrent with the acquisition, Paul Vazzano, the owner of Savoy, joins Swisher Hygiene and will contribute to the continued growth of its linen services business.

“The acquisition of Savoy is a continuation of our efforts to build upon our existing presence in the linen and dust control markets and expand throughout North America,” says Steven R. Berrard, Swisher Hygiene CEO. “We will be very deliberate in making value-added acquisitions and building additional facilities in order to further expand our linen production capabilities, properly leverage our customer base and create additional cross-selling opportunities for our full-service platform.”

Total consideration paid by Swisher Hygiene included cash and a promissory note that may be converted to a maximum of 171,428 shares of Swisher Hygiene common stock.
 

November 30, 2010

ST. PAUL, Minn. – Ecolab and the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute (AHLEI) have launched www.bedbugtoolkit.com, a free online resource to help hotel owners and operators stop bed bugs before they spread.

July 21, 2010

“When a manager or operator measures their plant’s performance by cost per pound, what factors—labor, purchasing, utilities, maintenance, rewash/ragout, or others—must they include in their calculations to arrive at the most accurate figure?”

Hotel/Motel/Resort Laundry — Charles Loelius, The Pierre New York, New York City

July 23, 2009

“A laundry service is at a standstill — a key piece of processing equipment is out of commission, or a natural disaster has left the immediate area without power. What sort of contingency plan should a manager have in place to make certain his customers continue to receive clean goods in a timely manner?”

Linen Supply/Commercial Laundering: Duane Farrington, RLLD, Hancock Co. Laundry, Weirton, W.Va.

July 13, 2009

HALEDON, N.J. — Three men await sentencing for their roles in a scheme in which New York-Presbyterian Hospital laundry managers received bribes from the owner of a laundry supply company in exchange for steering business to his firm, according to Paul Di Lella, Passaic County, N.J., senior assistant prosecutor.

October 8, 2008

NEW YORK — Supporting the hospitality industry’s continued efforts to decrease carbon footprints and develop eco-friendly properties, the 93rd annual International Hotel/Motel & Restaurant Show (IH/M&RS) next month features educational programming, a special exhibitor, and product awards highlighting the latest sustainable products and resources, according to show manager GLM.

March 28, 2008

BAY SHORE, N.Y. – Prestige Laundry, a family-owned and -operated commercial laundry that exclusively serves first-class, luxury hotels in the New York City area, recently underwent a $3 million renovation of machinery and utilities.

Located 50 miles east of New York, Prestige Laundry is a sister facility of Prestige Cleaners in Manhattan and shares the same management and customer service program.

January 4, 2007

BRONX, N.Y. — Princeton Laundry closed Wednesday on the purchase of an old textile mill in Paterson, N.J., that will become the company’s new base of operations later this year.

The third-generation company that cleans linen and uniforms for upscale New York City hotels and clubs paid roughly $4.2 million for the 93,000-square-foot building after deciding it had outgrown its 30,000-square-foot New York location, according to Michael Garlasco, Princeton Laundry’s vice president.

May 1, 2006

Some unknown factor has increased the hardness of the water entering my laundry. How can we combat this change so we can produce high-quality linen without jeopardizing production efficiency? What options are available to me to address this hard-water problem?