Clean Cult expands availability to Costco
Clean Cult announced its nationwide launch with Costco, expanding access to cleaning products to more households across the country. Launching at more than 300 Costco locations and Costco.com, this rollout marks a major milestone in Clean Cult’s mission to eliminate plastic waste from home cleaning while proving that sustainability can be both effective and affordable, the company said.
Starting in April, Clean Cult’s award-winning All-Purpose Cleaner Variety Pack—named Best Multisurface Cleaner in the Better Homes & Gardens' 2024 Clean House Awards—will be available in 300 Costco stores nationwide.
The launch features the filled and refillable 20 fl. oz. aluminum bottles in the scents Lemon Verbena, Wild Lavender and Sweet Basil. Alongside its expansion in physical retail, Clean Cult also is launching its laundry collection on Costco.com, expanding Clean Cult’s retail footprint.
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Clean Cult said that data shows that 3 in 4 Americans are concerned about plastic pollution and its impact on the environment. Even further, 75% support national policies that reduce single-use plastics, with 72% in agreement that companies should stop producing and using so much single-use plastic. Despite these preferences, many retailers still don’t offer these options. Clean Cult said its arrival at Costco directly responds to this shift, giving price-conscious consumers a healthier way to clean while driving measurable progress toward the retailer’s ambitious waste reduction, packaging innovation and emissions reduction goals.
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"Clean Cult was founded on the belief that cleaning should be better for people and the planet,” said Ryan Lupberger, CEO of Clean Cult. “Launching in Costco proves that sustainability and affordability are not mutually exclusive. By bringing our zero waste solutions to a retailer known for value and bulk purchasing, we’re making it easier than ever for households to reduce plastic waste without compromising on efficacy, convenience or cost. This expansion is a major step toward reshaping the cleaning aisle and accelerating the shift to more sustainable home care at scale.”