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A.I.S.E., the International Association for Soaps, Detergents and Maintenance Products, is the official representative body of this industry in Europe. Our membership totals 34 national associations across Europe and also 9 direct member companies. The A.I.S.E. network of members represents over 900 companies supplying both household and professional cleaning and maintenance products and services.

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  • Sustainable cleaning

    A.I.S.E.’s leadership of voluntary sustainability initiatives is a key strength of the cleaning and maintenance products industry in Europe. Read more

  • Health and hygiene at home

    Cleaning products play an essential part in modern society, enabling cleanliness and hygiene which is so important for health and wellbeing. Read more

  • Professional cleaning & hygiene

    Keeping our homes clean is very important; but did you realise how critical it is for society to have clean and hygienic public and industrial places such as schools, hospitals, offices, stations, airports and food and beverage production sites? Read more

  • Our industry in Europe

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  • A.I.S.E.’s Manifesto for Economic Growth and Competitiveness in Europe

    Read A.I.S.E.'s new publication on the socio-economic benefits of our industry to the European economy Read more

Latest news

A.I.S.E. CLP Workshop 2017: Proceedings now available

CLP Workshop 2016 Proceedings

A.I.S.E . supports European Cleaning Days 2017 campaign

A.I.S.E. publishes a letter of support for European Cleaning Days campaign 2017

Members list

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A.I.S.E.'s membership spans right across Europe. National associations have a central role to play. Organised at country level, their membership is composed of companies from a specific industry sector, whatever their size, that are active on the market. The product diversity represented is reflected in the structure of A.I.S.E.’s national associations through their membership.

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Benefits of the Professional Cleaning & Hygiene Sector (2015)

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