Church & Dwight makes household and personal care products including Arm & Hammer baking soda and related cleaning products, Trojan condoms, OxiClean stain removers and various other consumer brands sold through grocery, drug and mass retail channels. Its portfolio spans a mix of well-established, long-running brands built up over many decades alongside newer brands acquired to diversify beyond its original Arm & Hammer baking soda business. As a consumer staples company, Church & Dwight's revenue tends to be relatively stable through economic cycles, since household cleaning and personal care products are recurring necessities rather than discretionary purchases. The company's profitability is sensitive to input costs for raw materials and packaging, and it faces ongoing competition from both larger consumer products companies and store-brand private-label alternatives that retailers offer at lower prices.