Church & Dwight Co. Inc. expects to grow sales for the TheraBreath mouthwash brand 15% to $100m in 2022 and maintain high single- or double-digit-growth in 2023 by increasing package sizes, expanding inventory in stores and reaching additional markets.
C&D Expands Oral Care Portfolio, Acquires TheraBreath Mouthwash Brand In Latest Deal
Church & Dwight anticipates 15% growth for TheraBreath mouthwash brand in 2022 on larger sizes and wider distribution, especially outside US. It plans to acquire the firm for around $580m cash and close the deal before end of year
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