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Heavy-duty laundry places greater demands on detergent than ordinary household washing. Work uniforms, hotel linens, kitchen textiles, towels, and industrial fabrics may carry grease, food residue, body oils, dust, and other stubborn soils. For these applications, detergent powder can provide a practical combination of concentrated cleaning ingredients and stable dry storage. Properly formulated products can use surfactants, builders, enzymes, bleaching systems, and anti-redeposition agents to address different soil types. 

Global new brand players keep springing up, and product update cycles keep getting shorter. Even so, numerous brands still run into supply chain headaches when launching new products: trouble sourcing qualified manufacturers, complex quality control work, and restrictive minimum order requirements. Building in house production lines comes with huge costs that most brands cannot afford, yet conventional OEM cooperation often brings unexpected risks.

Commercial laundry operations face a different cleaning challenge from ordinary household washing. Hotels, healthcare facilities, restaurants, uniforms services, and large textile-processing operations may handle hundreds or thousands of kilograms of laundry each day. This makes consistent cleaning, controlled dosing, fabric protection, and operating cost important factors when selecting a detergent. Commercial laundry standards also emphasize measurable cleaning performance, stain removal, color care, and appropriate product concentration. 

As consumers increasingly look for convenient and effective laundry solutions, enzyme technology is becoming an important part of modern detergent formulation. In particular, laundry pods can benefit from carefully selected enzymes because different enzymes target different types of stains. Research has shown that adding suitable enzymes can significantly improve detergent performance against specific soils. 

Held in Kunming from July 22 to 24, the 23rd GOS International Oil and Fat Chemical Conference welcomed KunYuan Rihua Cloud to showcase its offerings. As Liby Technology Group’s one-stop industrial internet platform serving the daily chemical industry, KunYuan Rihua Cloud presented two core offerings: digital procurement solutions for oil and fat raw materials and full-spectrum contract manufacturing services. Huang Jianxin, Executive Deputy General Manager of the Platform’s Contract Manufacturing Division, spoke at a sub-forum. Together with more than 300 enterprises spanning the full industrial chain, he shared actionable strategies to cut operating costs and stabilise supply chains.

The inauguration of the IBI Digital Economy Headquarters in Kazakhstan took place in Almaty on July 8, 2026. As a leading industrial internet platform for China’s daily chemical sector under Liby Technology Group,  KunYuan Rihua Cloud attended the ceremony and inked a strategic cooperation deal with Guolian Co., Ltd. right at the venue.

The 2026 Myanmar-China Investment and Trade Exchange Summit took place in Shanghai on June 18, 2026. Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing was present at the summit, accompanied by key cabinet officials overseeing commerce, finance and industry.

The 2026 China Retail Private Brand Conference took place in Hefei from June 10-12. Hosted by CCFA (China Chain Store & Franchise Association), the event brought together hundreds of leading retailers, top manufacturers and industry experts across the country to discuss private label supply chain collaboration, product innovation and industry growth opportunities.

The 2026 China Private Brand Industry Chain Conference kicked off in Hangzhou on June 5. As a top online service platform serving China’s daily chemical sector, KunYuan Rihua Cloud attended the event.