Cleaning Products US
Euromonitor International
Returning to the Washington D.C. area in 2022, Cleaning Products US will bring together leading representatives from across the home and personal care sector - including household and cleaning products manufacturers, chemical suppliers, regulatory bodies, and retailers...
New Business Models: From Connectivity Boom to Pandemic Dynamism and Inflation Surge
Ian Bell
Only 55 companies have remained on the Fortune 500 list continuously since its inception in 1955. In that year, GM was the biggest company in the world. 70 or so years later, Wal-Mart, a discount store, is the biggest, while GM filed for bankruptcy in 2009. A generation ago, a “Kodak moment” referred to a picture-worthy moment. Today, it is widely used to describe companies that failed to adapt to market disruptions. Clearly, companies need to innovate their products and business models to survive.
Cleaning Products Latin America
Euromonitor International
For 6 years, Cleaning Products Latin America has been the leading conference that brings together experts and decision makers from across the cleaning products supply chain to discuss trends and challenges, growth opportunities, and new ideas that are inspiring and progressing continued improvement and innovation within the commercial, household, and personal care sectors in Latin America.
Continuous Hygiene Focus to Protect Home Care Against the Effects of Inflation
Filip Hoffmann-Häußler
Home care has traditionally been exposed to price sensitivity and downtrading in economic uncertainty. The rise of private label in the global financial crisis of 2008 showed that consumers are quick to rationalise their expenditure when faced with financial tensions. However, home care and its chemistry have been central in providing consumers with hygiene and safety during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Many of the cleaning behaviours will remain, supporting a positive growth outlook.
Attribute Analysis on Scents in Automatic Laundry Detergents in Thailand
Sahiba Puri
Fragrance as an attribute not only enhances a product's functionality and value, but can also be a key driver of consumers' purchasing decisions. Using Euromonitor International’s e-commerce tracking tool Via, we take a closer look into automatic detergents in Thailand to get a better understanding of what fragrance types have been popular in the country over the years based on online SKU availability, and understand what proportion of a brand’s SKUs have “scent” as an attribute.
Asamblea AGAD 2022
Euromonitor International
In this presentation, we’ll be covering what aspects of unsustainable production could put the home care industry at risk in the future, how companies and governments have designed short-term preventive measures, the barriers to sustainability, and how the strategic focus of the entire industry, accompanied by government efforts, should favor sustainability initiatives.
Cleaning Products Europe
Euromonitor International
Cleaning Products Europe is the industry's leading conference in Europe, dedicated to bringing together key manufacturers within the household and cleaning product market to discuss challenges and opportunities in end-to-end development. Attended by leading industry experts such as P&G, Ecover, Sainsburys Argos, Vileda, Dow, Allergy Standards and many more, this a must attend event for anyone working within the cleaning products industry.
American Cleaning Institute Convention 31st Jan - 5th Feb 2022
Justin O'Reilly
Euromonitor is delighted to confirm its participation as a speaker alongside Credit Suisse at the ‘Wall Street to Main Street’ session at the ACI Annual Meeting and Industry Convention in 2022. The ACI is the Home Care and Chemical industry’s premiere event for business-to-business networking, held annually in Orlando, Florida at the end of January and brings together hundreds of cleaning product producers and their supply chain partners.
Home Care Wipes in Brazil: Understanding Culture to Achieve Growth
Paula Ferolla Correia
The COVID-19 pandemic has driven demand for wipes in Brazil. But growth faces a significant cultural barrier - traditional Brazilian cleaning habits - which manufacturers need to understand and direct in order to optimise market potential.