HCPA members are the household and commercial product companies who make and sell $180 billion annually of the products that clean, protect, maintain and disinfect our homes and workplaces.
Our Story
Household and commercial products help every step of our lives – at home, at work, wherever we are. From memorable moments – like bringing home a first child – to messy moments – like cleaning up at work, these are the products that make our lives healthier, cleaner and more productive. That make our lives better.
On our members’ behalf, we advocate for a common-sense business environment that promotes sound science, innovation and safe environments for consumers and workers. Our members employ 200,000 people in the U.S. and we are proud to share this industry’s significant contributions to the economy, environment, and society.
All to benefit consumers and workers. Every step of the way.
What We Do
HCPA is known as the trade association that works
collaboratively and proactively to get things done.
Our ability to partner with diverse and uncommon stakeholders means that problems are negotiated and solved,
saving companies millions and protecting your company’s ability to run a successful business.
Products We Represent
At the heart of HCPA operations are its divisions. Each division allows the association to effectively address a wide range of issues impacting household and commercial products.
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Workshops & Seminars
HCPA provides workshops, seminars, conferences and webinars that address trends, regulations and priority issues impacting household and commercial products.
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Scientific Resources
HCPA offers publications, test methods and technical guidance, including our Ingredients Dictionary, which is the only source for chemical definitions specific to our industry.
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Latest News
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HCPA Condemns Increased Tariffs on Imports from China and Urges Continued Negotiations to End Trade Wars
The Household & Commercial Products Association (HCPA) released the following statement today, attributed to Steve Caldeira, President and CEO of HCPA, after… -
HCPA Signs onto U.S. Chamber of Commerce World IP Day Coalition
On April 26, the Household & Commercial Products Association (HCPA) formally signed onto a World Intellectual Property (IP) Day coalition. The coalition… -
The DEET Education Program Hits the Ground Running
The DEET Education Program (DEP) is a stewardship effort of the HCPA Ignite Solutions DEET Task Force. The program offers consumers, healthcare… -
HCPA and Allied Trade Associations Meet with Senior CARB Staff to Discuss Industry’s Concerns with a CARB Guidance Document
The Household & Commercial Products Association (HCPA) Air Quality Council (AQC) members developed a consensus position on the need for specific revisions… -
HCPA Participated in CARB’s Initial Public Workshop to Implement a New Rulemaking Process
On April 12, staff from the Household & Commercial Products Association (HCPA) and HCPA Air Quality Council members participated in the California… -
Caldeira Attends CEO Update Roundtable at the Watergate Hotel
On April 11, Household and Commercial Products Association (HCPA) President & CEO, Steve Caldeira, attended a CEO Update Roundtable Summit at the… -
Georges Testifies at Colorado Air Quality Control Commission Hearing Regarding Potential Rulemaking to Reduce VOC Emissions from Consumer Products
On April 17, Nicholas Georges, Senior Director, Scientific & International Affairs, testified to the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Air Quality Control… -
Georges Attends Regional Air Quality Meeting in Illinois
On April 15, Nicholas Georges, Senior Director, Scientific & International Affairs, attended the Lake Michigan Air Directors Consortium (LADCO) Regional Air Quality… -
Washington State Passes Green Chemistry Legislation
The Washington legislature recently passed SB 5135, which authorizes the Department of Ecology (DEC) to restrict priority chemicals and consumer products that…