Herbalife International Los Angeles, CA $201 millionģ8. Del Laboratories Uniondale, NY $229 millionģ7. USA Detergents North Brunswick, NJ $249 millionģ6. John Paul Mitchell Systems Beverly Hills, CA $300 millionģ5. Playtex Products Westport, CT $320 millionģ3. Jafra Cosmetics Westlake Village, CA $324 millionģ2. Yankee Candle Whately, MA $339 millionģ1. Elizabeth Arden Miami Lakes, FL $382 millionģ0. National Service Industries Atlanta, GA $511 millionĢ6. Schering-Plough Madison, NJ $547 millionĢ5. Church & Dwight Princeton, NJ $634 millionĢ4. Block Drug Jersey City, NJ $690 millionĢ3.
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Johnson Wax Professional Sturtevant, WI $1.1 billionĢ2. (tie) Blyth Industries Greenwich, CT $1.2 billionġ9. Johnson & Johnson New Brunswick, NJ $1.5 billionġ7. Bristol-Myers Squibb New York, NY $2.1 billionġ4. Alberto-Culver Melrose Park, IL $2.2 billionġ1. Intimate Brands Columbus, OH $2.36 billionĩ. Avon Products New York, NY $3.53 billionħ. Estee Lauder New York, NY $4.36 billionĥ. Colgate-Palmolive New York, NY $8.23 billionĤ. Procter & Gamble Cincinnati, OH $23.5 billionĢ. (*)-see other important companies at the end of The Top 50.ġ. Be sure to read the August issue of Happi, which will include The International Top 30, our annual look at the largest manufacturers of household and personal products with headquarters outside the U.S. As always, we welcome your comments on our ranking, as well as anything else that appears in Happi. We hope you enjoy this edition of The Top 50. This year's Top 50 no longer contains two well-known companies Warner-Lambert and Carson Products were acquired by Pfizer and L'Oreal, respectively. 21) is hard at work looking for ways to turn its business around after several underperforming quarters, and you can bet that in this difficult economic climate, there are plenty of brand managers at other Top 50 companies scratching their heads and trying to come up with ways to boost sagging sales. Now the company is in the process of reviewing all its businesses. 16 on our list, killed its underperforming Nature's Accents personal care line and eliminated 24% of its underperforming SKUs. 44) acquired HDP Holdings, better known as Global Household Brands, which makes such products as X-14, 2000 Flushes and Carpet Fresh.Įven when they're not making acquisitions, Top 50 companies are still making news. Several companies that have been long-time members of The Top 50 have been acquired in the past few months as well. P&G made the biggest move when it purchased the Clairol division from Bristol-Myers Squibb in May. 8 in last year's Top 50.īut even the most seasoned household and personal products veteran might need a scorecard to keep up with all of the changes that have been taking place in the past few months among the companies that make up The Top 50. 11, and Alticor ( changed its corporate name from Amway) fell to No. In fact, just two companies dropped out of the top 10. All in all, there wasn't much of a change from a year ago. Johnson, Estee Lauder, Avon, Clorox, Intimate Brands, Ecolab, Alberto-Culver and Sara Lee. 2 is Colgate-Palmolive, which reported sales of $8.23 billion for household and personal care products. Despite its recent spate of troubles, including lower sales and earnings and staff cutbacks, P&G is once again ahead by a large margin in our Top 50 rankings with household and personal product sales that topped $23 billion in fiscal 2000. 1 company in The Top 50 since Happi began publishing the list back in 1978, and this version of our most popular issue is no exception. PROCTER & GAMBLE has been ranked as the No.
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