Blue & Green: On Track at InnoTrans 2026

Lead

26 October 2026, Landskrona, Sweden — Blue & Green presented a comprehensive update to its professional graffiti-removal range at InnoTrans 2026, the company said. The announcement covers packaging, product naming, labelling, eco-labelled product availability and training tied to a clarified 4-step removal method. The original article was published by Blue & Green and is carried on Railway News.

Verified facts

Blue & Green said it introduced a new concept and several new eco-labelled products at InnoTrans 2026. The company confirmed the graffiti range update includes new packaging and simplified product names, with English product names adopted as standard. Packaging will shift to a new square 5-litre can. The firmer, wider base of the new can is said to provide improved stability during transport, storage and use, and the larger label area is intended to allow more space for product information and additional languages. A white cap is being introduced to create more consistent packaging and to make waste sorting easier.

The company said back labels will be adapted to each individual market and that, before the product leaves the warehouse, local-language information will be applied. Blue & Green reported it already offers two eco-labelled products for professional graffiti removal and stated two additional eco-labelled products will follow shortly, bringing the total to four. The update is structured around Blue & Green’s proven 4-step method for professional graffiti removal (clean the surface, remove graffiti, remove remaining shadows, protect the surface). The company said it provides training in the 4-step method and invited interested professional users to contact them for information about the updated range, eco-labelled products and training courses.

Organizations and responsibilities

Blue & Green — originator of the announcement and product-range owner; responsible for packaging changes, product naming, labelling approach, eco-labelled product rollout and training offers, according to the company’s article. The company’s address is given as Stenorsvägen 52, Landskrona, Skåne S-261 44, Sweden.

InnoTrans 2026 — trade fair at which Blue & Green presented the updated range, reported by the company. Railway News — secondary publisher carrying the article originally published by Blue & Green.

Operational and commercial context

Reported information indicates Blue & Green aims to standardise product presentation across European markets by using English names as standard and applying local-language back labels prior to dispatch. The move to a square 5-litre can with a larger label area is presented as intended to improve transport and handling stability and to increase label information capacity; these are reported design intentions from the company. The company said it already supplies two eco-labelled graffiti-removal products with two further eco-labelled products due shortly, which the firm positions as expanding options for customers who want eco-labelled alternatives. Blue & Green also reported it will offer training in its 4-step method to professional users. Details such as exact certification schemes for the eco labelling, commercial roll-out schedules, pricing, distribution partners, supply volumes, or specific market-by-market launch dates are Not publicly disclosed.

Sources

https://railway-news.com/blue-green-on-track-to-innotrans-2026/ — Railway News (article originally published by Blue & Green).

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