Lindström at CHEMUK 2025: Driving Workwear Rental Efficiency in the Chemical Industry

Last week, Lindström UK exhibited at CHEMUK 2025 at the NEC Birmingham, connecting directly with professionals across the chemical supply chain. It proved to be an effective environment for in-depth discussions on operational challenges, compliance demands, and cost-efficiency pressures that many businesses in the sector are navigating.

Our stand (L154) saw a steady flow of visitors. From plant managers and procurement leads to compliance officers, all with a common interest: improving the way they manage workwear across their operations.

• A shift toward service-led procurement: Many attendees were exploring alternatives to traditional ownership models. The recurring theme was interest in our rental model as a way to reduce capital spend, ensure regulatory compliance, and simplify garment management.

• Compliance and traceability remain priorities: Visitors were particularly engaged with how our solutions help meet health and safety standards without introducing administrative overhead.

• Sustainability is influencing purchasing decisions: Environmental priorities are increasingly influencing how businesses choose their suppliers. Our circular service model attracted interest from organisations looking to lower their environmental impact while maintaining high performance and reliability.

CHEMUK 2025 offered valuable opportunities to connect with decision-makers across the chemical and process industries. The conversations we had highlighted the growing demand for efficient, compliant, and sustainable workwear solutions.

If we didn’t get the chance to speak during the event, our team would be happy to follow up. We’re continuing discussions with organisations exploring how textile rental can support their operational and compliance goals.