See Disinfectant hits the market
12/5/2017 -
The brand of cleaning products See, Reckitt Benckiser, extends your portfolio with the See Disinfectant. The product is available in three versions: pine (480 ml and 980ml), lemon (480 ml) and Lavender (480 ml).
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Reckitt bet in intelligent products and focuses on innovation
8/17/2017 -
Reckitt Benckiser, the British manufacturer of cleaning products, health and personal, is betting on consumer products connected as part of an effort to show investors that an innovative approach could still boost growth.
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Reckitt Benckiser Sells Food Unit to the McCormick
7/21/2017 -
Reckitt Benckiser, owner of the French''s mustard and pepper sauce Frank''s RedHot, your food unit sold in North America for the American McCormick for $ $4.2 billion.
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Reckitt Benckiser purchase for $16.6 billion manufacturer of Sustagen
2/13/2017 -
The British consumer goods company RB (Reckitt Benckiser)-owner of brands such as See, SBP and Vanish-announced on Friday (10/2) the purchase of the product manufacturer of infant nutrition Mead Johnson, maker of milk supplement Sustagen and Enfamil Nutramigen and brands, for $16.6 billion. Including debt, the value reaches $17.9 billion.
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Owner of Vanish wants to buy Sustagen manufacturer
2/3/2017 -
The British multinational Reckitt Benckiser, which specializes in cleaning products and own brands such as See and Vanish, confirmed it is in talks to buy baby food maker Mead Johnson Nutrition, which holds the brand Sustagen. The move would boost the consumer products giant of the UK to the center of the arena of healthy products.
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Insecticides were the Belle of the ball
1/24/2017 -
The Yearbook of 2016 ABIPLA (Brazilian Association of industries of cleanser and the like), released at the end of last year, showed that the insecticide was featured in 2015, in the year of political and economic crisis in Brazil. According to the Association, with a worrying scenario of dissemination of dengue virus, the chikungunya and zica, proliferated by the reproduction and dispersal of Aedes Aegypti in the urban and rural environment, the domestic demand for the products has increased si
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CADE authorizes transfer of the brand the Lysoform Bombril to Johnson Wax
1/12/2017 -
São Paulo – the Administrative Council for economic Defense (Cade) recommends the adoption, without restrictions, the Act of concentration that authorizes the transfer of the mark by the Bombril Lysoform Waxes Johnson (SC Johnson & Son Inc).
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Reckitt Benckiser expands operation in Brazil
11/28/2016 -
After buying the Division of condoms Hypermarcas by R$ 675 million in January, the British multinational Reckitt Benckiser, owner of brands such as See and Vanish, will expand the sale of products of the Olla and Johnny to hypermarkets and convenience stores and is expanding the production capacity of its plant in Sao Paulo. Moreover, the portfolio, mainly with releases in the area of health care, such as a line of insect repellents that can be used for babies from six months and pregnant women.
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Reckitt adapting consumer mix more retracted in Brazil
8/24/2015 -
The British consumer goods company Reckitt Benckiser (RB) set the portfolio in Brazil with economic version of your non-chlorine bleach for clothing Vanish.
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The competitiveness in the industry of packaging and consumer goods
9/18/2014 -
In 2014 the Brazilian Congress will address the packaging has Competitiveness where renowned executives will explore the matter under the strategic and operational perspective in the eyes of the productive chain of packaging and consumer goods and bring the experience of companies that have sought new ways to work your value and differential vis-à-vis the market and consumers.
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Reckitt Benckiser's revenue fell 6% in the quarter, to $ 3.9 billion
4/16/2014 -
The multinational of hygiene and cleaning products, Reckitt Benckiser achieved net revenues of 2.34 billion British pounds (about US $ 3.96 billion) in the first quarter of 2014. The fall was 6% in comparison with the same period last year.
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CLEANING SECTOR WILL EARN 6.1% MORE THIS YEAR
12/10/2013 -
The Brazilian industry of household cleaning products should end the year with revenues of R $ 32.5 billion (including taxes on the production), on high 6.1% over the past year. Excluding the price variation, the real increase should be 4.4%. The data is the study of FGV Projects commissioned by the Associação Brasileira das Indústrias cleaning products and related (ABIPLA).
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