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Chemanglia Awarded Royal Warrant

Chemanglia Awarded Royal Warrant
28 August 2025
 

Hygiene and janitorial products manufacturer Chemanglia Limited has been granted a Royal Warrant of Appointment by His Majesty King Charles III.

Chemanglia supplies the Royal Household at Sandringham as the Manufacturer of Washroom and Janitorial Products.

A Royal Warrant is a mark of recognition for companies that have supplied goods or services to the Royal Household over many years, awarded only after strict criteria are met. Today, there are fewer than 1,000 Royal Warrant holders, ranging from traditional craftspeople to multinational corporations.

The project was led by  Executive Assistant Linda Jones. She explained: “ The application required us to demonstrate the quality and sustainability of our products, as well as the breadth of our service. All the time and effort has been rewarded in a truly wonderful way. This is the icing on the cake for Chemanglia – a symbol of the standards we uphold and a mark of confidence for all the industries we serve.”

Chemanglia is based in Fakenham, Norfolk and owns brands including Spectrum Digital Printing and Biovate Hygienics.

Tom Burkill, Founder and Group Managing Director, said: “It is an extraordinary privilege to receive this Royal Warrant from His Majesty The King. Our team takes immense pride in the work we do, and this honour is a testament to their dedication, consistency, and professionalism. To be acknowledged at this level is incredibly humbling, and it inspires us to keep raising the bar for our industry.”

Picture: a photograph of members of the Chemanglia team standing alongside the wall-mounted royal warrant. From left-to-right: Chemanglia Executive Tom Burkill, Founder & Group Managing Director, Charlotte Burkill, Janitorial Sales Director and Linda Jones, Executive Assistant.

 

Article written by Ella Tansley | Published 28 August 2025

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