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Reaching Into The Past To Pay: Insurance Archeology
Today’s Environmental Compliance Costs: Insurance Archeology for the Laundry Industry
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Rental Company Triples Business With A Little Automation
Cleveland, Tenn. — Bradley Rentals may not be a huge facility, but they’ve increased output in a big way by replacing a hand-held iron with an industrial flatwork ironer.
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How Does Your Current Business Insurance Policy Respond To A Catastrophic Loss?
The recent terrible natural disasters witnessed, which have affected families and businesses alike, causing many to lose their homes and livelihoods, is a reminder that nothing should be taken for granted.
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How Is The Recent Economy Affecting Our Industry?
With the stock markets plummeting and the overlying fear of a deepening recession, most economic news today is not encouraging. Whether due to the trickle down or domino effect – economic woes are affecting our industry as a whole.
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The Evolution of Identification Systems
In the past, resident’s clothing in nursing homes was sorted by chance. This “sorting procedure” was inefficient and about 20 percent of the time, residents were given someone else’s clothing. Needless to say, there was a need for a more efficient means of clothing identification. Hence, the laundry marker was invented.
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Imperial Laundry Acquired
RACINE WI. — Imperial Laundry Systems has been acquired by CMJ Partners, a private investment firm based in Vero Beach, Fla. The facility launders hospitals and hotel goods in Illinois and Wisconsin. The new company will be called Imperial Laundry Services and it will remain in Racine.









