Clorox Co.

Clorox continues to increase spending to expand production capacity for both the near and long term as it seeks to fulfill consumer needs during the pandemic and after.

Our 17th annual analysis of the largest publicly traded consumer goods companies worldwide sheds light on recent financial winners and losers and takes a deep dive into the 10 enterprises that enjoyed the greatest success.

A tectonic shift in consumer attitudes toward plastic waste have brands harking back to bygone days when environmental sustainability — like the neighborhood milk man — was standard business practice.

CGT's 16th annual coverage of the largest public consumer goods companies worldwide includes a deep-dive into recent business and IT-related activity at the 10 largest enterprises.

The exec moves from Clorox to help the automaker drive innovation and digital transformation.

How do you confront a consumer-driven world? By re-evaluating every sales and marketing practice in your organization. Once again developed with support from IDC Manufacturing Insights, CGT’s annual Sales & Marketing Study examines the current state of the industry — in analytics, consumer engagement, revenue management, new product development and corporate structure — and how consumer goods must evolve to stay relevant in the new retail marketplace.

An overview of the content published this month as part of CGT's December 2017 issue. Plus, a link to the digital edition.

CGT's annual roundup of the largest public companies in the consumer goods industry.