Origami India has secured a major industry endorsement, earning the ‘Best Facility Consumable Supplier’ title at the 2026 Partner Summit hosted by JLL in Bengaluru.
The award, presented on 2 March, places the hygiene and consumables specialist among a select group of supplier partners recognised for performance, innovation and collaboration across JLL’s extensive facilities management network. The annual summit brings together key vendors and service providers, with a strong focus on strengthening partnerships and celebrating contributions that support client outcomes.
In a statement shared following the event, Origami India vice president Rohit Midha described the recognition as a reflection of a “shared commitment to excellence” between the two organisations. He emphasised the role of long-standing collaboration in achieving the result, while signalling a continued focus on sustainability and service standards.
The win continues a notable pattern for Origami, which has received the same award at previous JLL partner events, underscoring the durability of the relationship and the company’s consistent delivery within the facility consumables category.
JLL’s Partner Summit has evolved into a key platform for recognising supplier performance while also fostering deeper engagement across the facilities ecosystem. The 2026 edition, held alongside a Technology and Innovation Fair, highlighted the growing importance of integrated solutions, supplier alignment and innovation-led service delivery in a rapidly shifting built environment.
For the cleaning and hygiene sector, the recognition signals the increasing weight placed on consumables providers within broader facilities management strategies. As clients demand higher standards around hygiene, sustainability and operational efficiency, suppliers are being evaluated not only on product quality, but also on their ability to contribute to long-term value creation.
Midha noted that the award would serve as a catalyst for further progress, with Origami aiming to “elevate standards” and deepen its engagement with JLL in the years ahead.
The result reinforces a broader industry shift where partnerships, data-led performance and sustainability outcomes are reshaping how service providers are measured and rewarded across global facilities networks.
