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At the first SIC Personal Care Products Conference, Rihua Zhiyun made a grand appearance and led the industry to break through innovation by its "new product manufacturing" ‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌capability.

The 18th Global Retail Private Label Products Asia Exhibition (PLF) was held successfully at the Shanghai New International Expo Center from November 18 to 20. As a leading one-stop service platform for the daily chemical industry covering R&D, production, supply, and sales, Rihua Cloud was the company that got the invitation to the party.

In an era of rapid technological advancement and growing environmental consciousness, the humble detergent powder is poised for a transformative evolution. Far from being a static commodity, its future is being shaped by cutting-edge research that aims to enhance user experience, maximize fabric care, and deepen sustainability.

In an era defined by heightened environmental awareness, consumer preferences are shifting toward sustainable alternatives in every sector, including home care. A notable trend is the remarkable resurgence of detergent powder in markets where eco-consciousness drives purchasing decisions. 

The global shift towards home cooking, accelerated by pandemic-era lockdowns and sustained by evolving lifestyle choices, has fundamentally reshaped consumer habits and, consequently, the home care industry.

In the constant battle against kitchen grime, a powerful and sustainable ally has emerged: enzyme-based cleaners. Unlike traditional chemical solvents that merely emulsify or dissolve grease, these bio-cleaners employ a sophisticated biological process to dismantle stubborn fats and oils at a molecular level. 

A kitchen exhaust hood is an essential appliance that captures smoke, steam, and airborne grease, improving air quality and reducing fire risk. However, over time, this very function leads to a significant accumulation of sticky, flammable grease on its filters, interior, and exterior surfaces.

Maintaining a clean kitchen floor is essential for both hygiene and safety, yet grease—a slippery, stubborn, and often invisible contaminant—poses a unique challenge. Unlike ordinary dirt, grease forms a tenacious film that can attract more grime and create a hazardous slip risk.