The detergent industry is an important industrial sector that includes the manufacture and distribution of products for the hygiene and maintenance of surfaces, clothing and household items.

It is distributed throughout the world and is regulated by national and international laws. Detergent products are generally classified into two main categories: soap-based products and chemical products.

Soap-based products are generally vegetable oil-based products and are produced through saponification. Chemical products include synthetic detergent-based products, such as surfactants, which are used to remove dirt and stains from surfaces. Detergent products are used in a variety of areas, including interior maintenance, floor and window cleaning, hand and machine washing, and food cleaning.

Chemicals are also used in the food industry for cleaning and disinfecting food. Detergents are also used in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries to manufacture products such as skin cleansers, shampoos and personal care products.

Detergent products must meet safety and efficacy standards, and are subject to rigorous testing before being put on the market. Chemicals are subject to strict controls to ensure the safety of users. The detergent industry is a dynamic and constantly evolving industry. New products are developed every year to meet the growing needs of consumers and industry. Products are also constantly being improved to ensure their effectiveness and safety.

We revalue all raw materials from the detergent industry, surplus stocks, dormant stocks, but also finished products out of specification that do not meet the standards of texture, color, smell, concentration...