We didn't wake up one morning and decide to raise prices. We spent two and a half years trying not to. The story behind why we didn’t raise prices until now and what triggered it finally happening

Measles is Back: What Every Facility Needs to Know For years, measles was something most people assumed had disappeared in the United States. But in 2026 we're seeing outbreaks once again, reminding us that highly contagious diseases can return quickly when vaccination rates decline. Today we're going to separate fact from fiction and explain what cleaning professionals actually need to know.

In this Jancast, we're doing a public service announcement concerning Cyclospora versus Norovirus and how that's critical to understanding what you're dealing with. Currently, there are thousands of outbreaks taking place in 34 states, so it's important to know what you're dealing with.

In this episode we cover the news about Safer Choice. On June 3, 2026, Senators Chris Coons (D-DE) and Jon Husted (R-OH) introduced the Safer Choice Program Authorization Act (S.4664). This is important because it represents a bipartisan effort to formally establish the EPA's Safer Choice and Design for the Environment programs in federal law rather than relying solely on administrative authority.

In this episode we talk about a new training app to teach robots how to clean. Shiftapp.nyc, an AI training startup, is offering free home cleanings in New York City, it said on Thursday. There's one catch: cleaners wear head-mounted cameras that record first-person footage while they scrub bathrooms, mop floors, and organize kitchens.

In this episode, we focus on how we've been utilizing AI at Bullen for the last 20 plus years and what we have to look forward to in the future. We are not experts, but wanted to pass on what Bullen is doing with AI that you might find helpful for your business.

In this week's show, we talk a little bit about the hantavirus, but more importantly, the financials are not looking good, even if the war or excursion ended today.

First, the Hantavirus or (Andes virus variant) - don’t worry about it, see my Sunday Sales blast.

Analysts warn that even with a ceasefire, the supply chain recovery could take nearly a year, potentially dragging major economies into a recession as consumer spending declines.

Breaking news Tuesday, Consumer prices in the United States rose last month at the fastest rate since May 2023

So the trend with supply chain issues is starting to look like back in the days of the pandemic, but that was a slow process over the years, versus what we are moving into. In this episode, we cover the recent price jump with key raw materials.

On our last Jancast, we discussed how freight was going to be impacted, and we've now received the first substantial increase in chemical products, mainly raw materials, with a significant increase in ingredients like propylene glycol. What else could we see increasing on cost and a lower level of supply in the market place.