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Household cleaning industry executives discuss consumer attitudes and post-pandemic expectations in this far-ranging webinar.
April 13, 2022
By: TOM BRANNA
Chief Content Officer
The highest US inflation rate in 40 years has the household cleaning industry on its heels. According to data released earlier this week, the cost of living surged 8.5% during the past year. For most consumers, the biggest price increase can be traced to the fuel pump, where gas prices have jumped 48% and the cost of groceries increased 10%. Fuel and food impact soap and dish detergent, too. The link was evident this week during a seminar sponsored by CME. Speakers from The Clorox Company, Bradford Soapworks, Croda and the American Cleaning Institute (ACI) discussed cleaning industry gains during the pandemic and the challenges that remain. ACI CEO Melissa Hockstad moderated the session, which featured Lisa Pankiewicz, The Clorox Company; Scott Tuchinsky, Croda; and Stuart Bento, Bradford Soapworks. Opening the session, Hockstad noted that ACI was found 1926 to promote proper hand hygiene among schoolchildren. Nearly 100 years later, ACI is still trying to convince children and adults alike to wash their hands, but the Association’s scope has grown to encompass the entire cleaning product value chain. ACI more than 140 members; half of whom are finished goods providers; the rest is primarily suppliers and a small portion, distributors. Together, they represent more than 90% of US cleaning product volume, which in the US amounts to $60 billion in sales and 67,000 jobs.
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