On Episode 48, Sharon Vinderine from Parent Tested Parent Approved joins the show to share how third party product testing works, and how it can benefit brands who want consumer feedback to improve their products.

On Episode 47, we're revisiting an episode from early in 2021. Amrita Saigal, founder and CEO if Kudos, recently joined the American TV show Shark Tank to seek additional funding to grow her company. Given her success on the show and the relevance of what she shared on the podcast, we thought it would be a great episode to share with all of you again.

For Episode 46, we're sharing episodes from two other podcasts from Bostik, Transition(s) and Bostik Talks. In the episode you'll here the perspectives on sustainability in the absorbent hygiene industry from both an article producer and a raw material supplier to producers.

On Episode 45, we continue our conversation with Natalia Richer as she shares more insights on the latest trends in baby diapers and pants, how sustainability is impacting the market, and where she thinks the future of absorbent baby products lies.

On Episode 44, Natalia Richer joins the show to discuss product testing, and where improvements in testing can be made. She also shares her insights on new trends in baby diapers and pants.

On episode 43, Jack speaks with several presenters and organizers from the recent HYGIENIX Conference presented by INDA. You'll hear overviews of their presentations, what workshops were available, and who was nominated for and won the coveted HYGIENIX Innovation Award.

On episode 42, Jack speaks with several presenters and organizers from the recent OUTLOOK Conference presented by EDANA. Our guests shared overviews of their presentations, what they thought of the conference, and what we can look forward to at future OUTLOOK Conferences.

On episode 41, Jack continues his conversation with Raymond Chimhandamba about absorbent hygiene in the African market. From lotions to support comfort for wearers to laws regarding plastic use, Raymond and Jack discuss the top five consumer needs, as well as sustainability, Africa’s informal economy, and the industry’s reaction to both.

In episode 40, Raymond Chimhandamba joins Attached to Hygiene to discuss the African absorbent hygiene market. From his decade of experience in the market, he shares the demographic changes and trends, the absorbent hygiene demand trends, user habits, and the response from producers in Africa.

On episode 39, Jack continues his conversation with Chirag Virani, co-founder of Sparkle, about the menstrual health market in India and what challenges producers and founders may face trying to enter and succeed in the market.