Manchester-based professional cleaning supplies specialist Chemisphere is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Chemisphere is the birthplace of Purple Pipeline, the famous beer line cleaner which changes colour when the line is dirty.
The year-long celebrations will include a host of events, such free training sessions, free quality audits, and special offers. These will all continue the mission to raise the bar where quality standards are concerned.
Chemisphere has always invested in research and development, and says it continues to lead the way in new product development. Most recently it has introduced powder-based alternatives for beer line cleaning.
“What really makes Chemisphere stand out in this industry is the care and attention we dedicate to all of our customers,” said marketing manager Linda Adamson.
“We don’t just sell them products, we aim to become an invaluable business partner and work with them to achieve the highest standards in their establishments. We listen to them, work with them, educate them, and achieve great results.”
Chemisphere has recently opened a purpose-built training academy at Trafford Park headquarters. Industry luminary Allan Stephenson heads up the facility as draught quality training manager.
He said: “People only buy a second pint based on the quality of their first, and a good pint starts with exceptional line hygiene and immaculately clean glassware. We’re here to ensure establishments are doing things properly and providing both.”
Jason Walker, national sales manager, added: “Quite often, people think they have a problem with their beer, but it ends up being a glassware issue. Or people are unknowingly neglecting a vital part of the line hygiene process.
“I’m not there to shame or embarrass anyone, I’m there to work with them; educate them and solve the problem. I love empowering customers by arming them with the knowledge they need to do things correctly.”
