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Halfway to 2050: designing the next era of supplier engagement in chemical value chains
ACI is hosting a roundtable focused on designing the next era of supplier engagement. The session will look to bring together suppliers and customers across industries with chemical value chains to discuss the current state of supplier engagement and emissions data sharing and how to improve it.
Horizontal Slicing: An Innovative Approach to Addressing Scope 3 Emissions
This workshop will work through an example applying the method: breaking a purchased input into its component slices, aggregating each slice across your value chain to establish addressable emissions, and assigning the applicable lever and instrument to each.
ACI Spark Summit
Built specifically for early- to mid-career professionals in the cleaning products industry, it brings together rising managers and subject matter experts for a day and a half of learning, collaboration, and practical insight in an environment intentionally unlike any other ACI event.
ACI Mid-Year Meeting
The new ACI Innovation & Education Committee has curated a diverse program with something for everyone. June 2 will be committee meetings in Washington, D.C. or virtual, followed by two days of in-person educational programming held in Arlington, VA. All events are members only.
2025 ACI Annual Meeting and Industry Convention
The ACI Convention and Annual Meeting is the industry’s premiere event for business-to-business networking. You won’t want to miss the largest ACI networking opportunity of the year!
2024 ACI Mid-Year Meeting
ACI 2023 Mid-Year Meeting
This meeting provides an opportunity for industry leaders to network as they discuss core legislative, regulatory, international, sustainability and outreach issues in the cleaning products arena.
New Approach Methods (NAMs) for the In Vitro Assessment of Cleaning Products for Respiratory Irritation
Product safety is a key component of product stewardship. In the cleaning product industry, manufacturers need tests to assess the hazards of their products to promote safe and responsible use.