Earlier this year, Bostik held our 2022 internal planning meetings so our team could get together and prepare for the upcoming year. For those meetings, we invited Heidi Beatty, and Natalia Richer to join a panel discussion to share some insights on the market. And since our team found it so valuable to have these two experts give their perspectives on the market and answer our questions, we thought their insights would be valuable for all of you as well. So we wanted to share that panel discussion with you

On episode 27, we speak with Amrita Saigal, Founder and CEO of Kudos, about getting to know her target customers and using what she learned to produce a product that they love.

We wrap up our series on Menstrual Health and Period Products, by exploring the number one issue that consumers face with their menstrual pads: stay-in-place performance Jill Scheu and Luke Burkholder join Jack to discuss consumer needs, the impact of different fabrics on stay-in-place, the shortcomings of the industry standard Peel Test, and Bostik's patented test-method to more accurately measure stay-in-place performance, the Staybility™ Test Method.

In episode 25 of Attached to Hygiene, Jane Wishneff joins Jack to discuss the regulatory and legislative trends in the United States that are impacting the absorbent hygiene industry, particularly, period products. She'll share details on new laws in New York and California, what is happening at the national level, and how article producers can be part of the conversation.

In the 2nd part of our interview with Danielle Keiser, Danielle and Jack discuss the megatrends driving the menstrual health market, like reusable products, the impact of socioeconomics on access to products, the response of the industry to market shifts, and the future of the menstrual health market.

In the 2nd part of our interview with Jan O'Regan from Cotton Inc., she shares more information on the menstrual health market, including the stages of the menstruation experience, how brands are targeting market segments, trends in transparency and packaging, and sustainability and circularity.

On episode 2 of our series on the Menstrual Health and Feminine Care Market Jan O'Regan from Cotton Inc. joins Jack to discuss the Menstrual Health Market. In part one of our discussion with Jan, she shares market size, demographics, leaders, and consumer preferences.

We kick off our series on the Menstrual Health and Feminine Care Market with an overview of the menstrual cycle with Danielle Keiser of Madami and Menstrual Health Hub. In order to produce great products for people who menstruate, you have to know what they're dealing with every month throughout their cycle.

In our final episode on sustainability, Christophe Morel discusses circular end of life solutions for disposable hygiene products.

In part 3 of our series on sustainability, Christophe Morel is back, once again, to discuss circularity and circular economy in disposable hygiene and highlight the first 3 of 4 aspects in producing a circular hygiene product.