Tom Branna , Editorial Director03.11.21
TP was in short supply during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, but IPA wasn’t far behind—no, not India Pale Ale, isopropyl alcohol—and that shortage caused major headaches for chemical suppliers determined to get hand sanitizer out the factory door and into the hands of consumers in the US and around the world.
Complex supply chain issues were the focus of a session during the American Cleaning Institute’s Virtual Summit. The session, moderated by ACI’s Brian Sansoni, included insights from Luc Reynaert of Procter & Gamble and Scott Leibowitz of Brenntag North America. Though both executives and their companies represent different links in the supply chain, they shared similar opinions on several issues that hampered chemical delivery and production during the early days of the pandemic.
Reynaert, VP-product supply, fabric care, P&G, told Sansoni that there was no playbook to deal with the crisis, as the situation changed every
Complex supply chain issues were the focus of a session during the American Cleaning Institute’s Virtual Summit. The session, moderated by ACI’s Brian Sansoni, included insights from Luc Reynaert of Procter & Gamble and Scott Leibowitz of Brenntag North America. Though both executives and their companies represent different links in the supply chain, they shared similar opinions on several issues that hampered chemical delivery and production during the early days of the pandemic.
Reynaert, VP-product supply, fabric care, P&G, told Sansoni that there was no playbook to deal with the crisis, as the situation changed every
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