Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day
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Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day is the garden-scented cleaning line SC Johnson acquired with Caldrea in 2008 and folded into its Racine, Wisconsin home-cleaning business. SC Johnson is a Wisconsin manufacturer — its largest plant sits in Mount Pleasant, just outside Racine — and the brand’s products carry a United States country-of-origin at retail.
One honest limit, larger than usual: the brand’s own site says nothing about where its products are made. Every other record in this category rests on a manufacturer’s own manufacturing claim; this one does not, because Mrs. Meyer’s does not publish one. The second mark reflects the formulated-goods default and SC Johnson’s domestic footprint, and the gap is flagged in the evidence rather than papered over. It is the first record to re-check when a first-party origin statement surfaces.
The record
Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day is a household-cleaning brand of SC Johnson, a US manufacturer whose largest plant is in Wisconsin
“On December 18, 2012, S. C. Johnson & Son began operation of two wind turbines at their largest manufacturing facility in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin.”
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SC Johnson integrated Caldrea and Mrs. Meyer's into its Wisconsin home-cleaning operation
“Caldrea will be integrated with S.C. Johnson's Home Cleaning business based in Racine, Wis.”
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