Children’s gummy vitamin brand L’il Critters is partnering with Feed the Children in support of the non-profit’s ‘No Hunger’ Holidays campaign. The goal: To create a hunger-free season for families across the U.S. struggling with food insecurity and poverty. The method: L’il Critters is launching a donation match campaign until...
Ewing Township, NJ—Church & Dwight, manufacturer of Lil' Critters kids' gummy vitamins, has supported Feed the Children’s Summer Hunger and Back-to-School initiatives to help provide children with vitamins. Recently, at Feed the Children's Back-To-School bash, 200 families, including nearly 1,000 students, received a 25-lb. box filled with shelf stable items,...
Washington, D.C.—The Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA) has welcomed Church & Dwight, Co., Inc., Bridges Consumer Healthcare, and Rhinomed Inc. to its association. The three companies manufacture over-the-counter medicines, dietary supplements, and consumer medical devices. “We are delighted to welcome Church & Dwight, Bridges, and Rhinomed as our newest members,”...
Ewing, NJ—In partnership with Feed the Children, a nonprofit focused on alleviating childhood hunger, L’il Critters has succeeded in matching $50,000 in donations this December. The total contribution of $100,000 supports Feed The Children’s No Hunger Holidays campaign. The brand also distributed 8,500 sample packets of L’il Critters Gummy Vites...
New York, NY—The National Advertising Division (NAD) of the Better Business Bureau has recommended that Church & Dwight Co., Inc. discontinue the claim “clinically proven absorption” on product labels, the vitafusion website, tradeshow materials, and during video advertisements for the vitafusion line of supplements, a press release says. The claim...
