Church & Dwight’s Consumer Health Product Sales Spared From Pandemic Plummet In Q2
Executive Summary
C&D said sales of its brands including vitafusion, L’il Critters and PB8 supplements, Arm & Hammer, Aim and Close-Up toothpastes and Waterpick and Spinbrush power toothbrushes helped drive 8.8% growth to $386.4m for the personal and health care categories.
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