Procter & Gamble’s Tide is launching Tide evo, a new waterless detergent square, which it believes will transform the $25 billion laundry care market. These palm-sized tiles are made of woven fibers that dissolve in cold water and come in recyclable packaging, offering a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to traditional detergents. The product, which took a decade to develop, builds on the success of Tide Pods and represents a significant new revenue stream for P&G.
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Tide thinks it's unlocked the future of the $25 billion laundry industry. Meet the evo tile, a waterless detergent pod
Procter & Gamble’s Tide is launching Tide evo, a new waterless detergent square, which it believes will transform the $25 billion laundry care market. These palm-sized tiles are made of woven fibers that dissolve in cold water and come in recyclable packaging, offering a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to traditional detergents. The product, which took a decade to develop, builds on the success of Tide Pods and represents a significant new revenue stream for P&G.