Tom Branna, Editorial Director03.01.18
From maintaining the availability of antiseptic hand wash products to following through on TSCA reform to getting college kids to stop putting liquid laundry packets in their mouths, the American Cleaning Institute still has loads of work to do on behalf of the multibillion dollar US laundry care business.
ACI President and CEO Melissa Hockstad spelled it all out for members during the recent Annual Meeting & Industry Convention, which was held January 29 to February 2. Once again, more than 900 industry executives from nearly 30 countries headed to Orlando to do business, hear regulatory updates and catch up with former colleagues. But attendees also learned more about the issues that are on the top of ACI’s agenda in 2018.
“ACI is sharpening its saw to make sure that it is working on the issues that have the most meaning and impact for our members,” explained Hockstad. “We’ve been working on a range of issues including liquid laundry packets tomake sure that users still have safe use and access to the products. We’re working on antimicrobial issues
ACI President and CEO Melissa Hockstad spelled it all out for members during the recent Annual Meeting & Industry Convention, which was held January 29 to February 2. Once again, more than 900 industry executives from nearly 30 countries headed to Orlando to do business, hear regulatory updates and catch up with former colleagues. But attendees also learned more about the issues that are on the top of ACI’s agenda in 2018.
“ACI is sharpening its saw to make sure that it is working on the issues that have the most meaning and impact for our members,” explained Hockstad. “We’ve been working on a range of issues including liquid laundry packets tomake sure that users still have safe use and access to the products. We’re working on antimicrobial issues
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