PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1611587
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1611587
The U.S. laundry care market size is expected to reach USD 35.19 billion by 2030, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.2% from 2025 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The market has experienced significant evolution as consumers have become more focused on product effectiveness and convenience. With brands like Persil and Tide continuing to dominate, smaller players have also found their niche by offering unique formulations and sustainable packaging. For example, Carbona, a brand known for its long-standing presence in the cleaning industry, recently entered the laundry detergent market with waterless detergent sheets, a product aimed at reducing environmental impact. This growing interest in eco-friendly options has encouraged both established and new brands to focus on sustainability without compromising on cleaning performance.
Despite the rise of smaller competitors, leading brands like Tide and Gain have maintained their market share by continuously innovating with new product lines. Tide, for instance, has introduced specialized products like Tide Pods and Tide Simply, catering to a wide range of consumer preferences from budget-conscious buyers to those looking for premium fabric care. These brands have successfully balanced affordability and premium product offerings to cater to different market segments, helping them sustain their dominance in the competitive U.S. laundry care market.
The demand for laundry care products continues to rise as consumers focus on both cleanliness and fabric preservation. Products designed to protect delicate fabrics and colors are becoming increasingly popular. Brands like Woolite and All have capitalized on this demand by offering specialized products for gentle cleaning. These products are targeted at consumers who want to preserve the life of their clothes, especially as garments become more expensive and consumers seek value from their investments. With an increased focus on fabric care, many brands are expanding their portfolios to meet the growing consumer need for specialized laundry solutions.
Retailers in the U.S. are seeing a shift in how consumers purchase laundry care products. While traditional in-store shopping remains popular, there has been a noticeable rise in online purchases, especially for niche products. E-commerce platforms like Amazon and direct-to-consumer models have provided smaller brands such as Dropps and Truman's an opportunity to grow their customer base. These brands, often emphasizing sustainability and convenience, have taken advantage of the surge in online shopping during the past few years. This shift toward online retail, combined with subscription models, is reshaping how brands engage with consumers and distribute their laundry care products.