Clorox making million packages of wipes a day; and it’s still not enough
The company has acknowledged there's a product shortage because of the high demand and that it is expected to last until next year.
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Aug 12, 2020, 5:01 PM
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13ds agoClorox is now making more disinfecting wipes than ever before to keep up with demand from coronavirus.
Clorox president Linda Rendle says the company is making nearly a million packages of wipes each day.
The company has acknowledged there's a product shortage because of the high demand and that it is expected to last until next year.
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