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A supplement to IHS Chemical Week
Monday, January 25, 2016
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eaders of the global cleaning products
industry convene in Orlando, Florida,
this week for the American Cleaning
Institute’s (ACI) 2016 Annual Meeting and
Convention at the Grande Lakes Orlando,
January 25-30. This year's convention also
kicks off the celebration of ACI's 90th anniversary (below).
The ACI Convention is recognized as the
global cleaning product supply chain’s premier business-to-business event.
Among the highlights of this year’s
Convention:
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ings, meetings of ACI’s expert standing
committees and a host of networking events
throughout the week.
The 2016 Convention features a new
session on Friday morning, January 29, that
gives ACI member companies the opportunity to shine a spotlight on new product,
ingredient and packaging innovations and
technologies (p. 3).
ACI will also host events where companies can “give back” to Clean the
World, which collects and recycled discarded soaps and other hygiene products from hotels and distributes them
to communities in need; and Cleaning
For A Reason, an organization that provides free residential cleaning services to
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ttendees at the American Cleaning
Institute’s (ACI) annual convention in
Orlando, FL this week said they were
keeping a wary eye on the global economy
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but expect continued growth in 2016 driven
by consumer demands for improved functionality and added value. A key to success
in the tough environment remains a close
ACI CHARTER FOR SUSTAINABLE CLEANING’S 2ND
YEAR CONCLUDES WITH 26 PARTICIPANTS
GIVING BACK: The Annual Quack for a
Reason Charity Duck Race takes place
Wednesday.
women undergoing treatment for cancer.
Visit www.cleaninginstitute.org for the full
agenda and latest updates on speakers and other
special events at the 2016 ACI Convention &
90th Anniversary Celebration. O
ACI ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATES
90 YEARS OF INDUSTRY INNOVATION
he 2016 American Cleaning
Institute Convention will kickoff
the celebration of ACI’s 90th anniversary as the home of the cleaning products industry. More importantly, ACI
will use the anniversary throughout the
year as an opportunity to showcase how
the industry contributes to better living
every single day.
“ACI is proud to highlight, through
effective communication, outreach, and
science-based advocacy, how the cleaning
product supply chain helps produce and
deliver innovative, effective and sustainable products,” said Ernie Rosenberg,
A supplement to IHS Chemical Week
ACI 2016: Suppliers upbeat about outlook
CLEANING SECTOR LEADERS GATHER
FOR 2016 ACI CONVENTION
ACI President & CEO. “The high-level
business-to-business forum provided by
the ACI Convention is a critical component to the development of the products
that add value, convenience, and comfort
to our lives every single day.”
The ACI Convention always provides fantastic business and social networking events for attendees. One of
the highlights of the 2016 Convention
will feature a very special event on
Wednesday, January 27 with the ACI
90th Anniversary Reception, 6:30-9:30
p.m. at the JW Marriott Valencia Patio
and Terrace. O
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wenty-six member companies of the
American Cleaning Institute (ACI)
completed the requirements during the second year of ACI’s Charter for
Sustainable Cleaning, a voluntary initiative
of the cleaning products industry to promote
and demonstrate continual improvement in
the industry’s sustainability profile.
“ACI’s sustainability mission is to enable
our membership to drive improvements in
sustainability across our industry and throughout our supply chain,” said Ernie Rosenberg,
ACI President & CEO. “The ACI Charter
for Sustainable Cleaning provides a framework for continual assessment, review, and
improvement in sustainability performance at
major stages of the product lifecycle.”
Companies who sign-up for the Charter
must formally commit to the ACI Principles
for Sustainability, must participate in ACI’s
Sustainability Metrics Program, and work
toward implementing a set of Essential
Sustainability Procedures and Activities
(SPAs). “These Essential Sustainability
Procedures and Activities focus on best
practices in areas such as raw material selection, resource management, product safety
and manufacturing, packaging design, occupational health and safety, and sustainability
reporting,” Rosenberg said.
The ACI Charter is based in part on the
A.I.S.E. Charter for Sustainable Cleaning,
a voluntary initiative of the European
soaps, detergents and maintenance products industry developed by ACI’s sister
trade association, A.I.S.E.
ACI member companies seeking more
information about the Charter for Sustainable
Cleaning can contact ACI’s Sustainability
Office at [email protected].
relationship with customers who continue
to push ways to advance sustainability, performance, and overall cost reduction.
“We saw a bumpy year in 2015, and 2016
won’t be an easy year” but there is opportunity available by offering customers more
choices, says Hans Reiners, president/care
chemicals at BASF. This could mean supporting sustainability, providing a better cost
position, or enabling differentiation in the
marketplace, he adds.
Ralf Brinkmann, business president/
consumer care at Dow Chemical, says he is
cautiously optimistic that this year will more
or less track in line with 2015. “Obviously we
see a couple of headwinds from Asia, which
are concerning in terms of overall consumer
demand and spending for better products.”
Europe is impacted by concerns over Russia
and low oil. However, Dow is confident it can
weather 2016 well because it is aligned with
consumer trends. Some of the basic homecare applications may grow just 1-2% in 2016,
Soaps and
detergents
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functions lift outlook
2015 Sustainable Cleaning Charter members
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AkzoNobel
Amway
Arylessence, Inc.
BASF Corporation
Chemia Corporation
Church & Dwight Co, Inc.
The Clorox Company
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Croda
The Dow Chemical Company
DuPont Industrial Biosciences
Ecolab, Inc.
Evonik Corporation
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Firmenich
Givaudan Fragrance Corporation
GOJO Industries, Inc.
Henkel Consumer Goods Inc.
Huntsman Corporation
International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc.
Novozymes
Procter & Gamble
Sasol
SC Johnson
Seventh Generation
Shell Chemical LP
Stepan Company
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2017 ANNUAL ACI MEETING & INDUSTRY CONVENTION
Grand Lakes, Orlando Florida
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January 23 – January 28, 2017
The ACI Annual Meeting is the premier event for the global soap and detergents
marketplace, providing a unique forum for networking and connecting
colleagues from around the world.
Attended by all key executives in the category, the ACI Annual Convention
typically is a hotbed for exchanging news and ideas, forming business
relationships and learning of current market developments.
New
Issue
Date
The January 23, 2017 issue of IHS Chemical Week
IHS Chemical Week’s annual Soaps & Detergent issue will assess the outlook for cleaning products
as well as supply, demand and raw material trends impacting suppliers serving the sector. This issue
will have Special Distribution in the Delegate Bags from the ACI Annual Meeting.
ISSUE DATE
Jan. 23, 2017
RESERVATIONS
Jan. 12, 2017
MATERIALS
Jan. 16, 2017
The 2017 ACI Convention Daily by IHS Chemical Week
Chemical Week, with the support of the ACI, will be distributing two special Show Dailies in Orlando, including a Special
Live Digital Edition, reporting on developments in soaps and detergents, with up-to-the-minute news on markets, pricing
initiatives, etc. Reports from the meeting and opening events will be included in this high-profile publication.
Each edition will:
• Highlight the achievements of the ACI
• Focus on the ACI’s most recent interactions with chemical suppliers
• Focus on the latest technologies from the top ingredient suppliers
• Highlight the business achievements and philanthropic initiatives of
these suppliers
• Have current breaking coverage of the meeting and will be distributed
on the morning of January 27th in both print and digital formats
2017 Advertising Package
The advertising package includes:
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and corresponding January 16th
issue of IHS Chemical Week.
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Show Daily #1 – 1,500 distributed attendees on January 23*
Show Daily #2 – 1,500 distributed attendees on January 27**
Editorial coverage in the Show Dailies
*The first Show Daily will be included with the January 23rd issue of IHS Chemical Week and included in ACI delegate bags
as part of the registration package.
**The second Show Daily will be produced live at the show and will be distributed at the convention.
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