Pandemic precautions have changed our shopping habits in a major way. That means items like disinfecting wipes, hand sanitizer and toilet paper are constantly selling out, making them hot commodities.

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Linda Rendle, the president and CEO-elect of Clorox, says the demand for disinfectant products is so high that the Oakland-based company is now making "nearly 1 million packages of ...

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Grocery shelves won't be fully stocked with Clorox's disinfecting wipes until next year, CEO Benno Dorer told Reuters, as the world's biggest cleaning products maker struggles with ...

Clorox says retail shelves will not be fully stocked with its popular wipes and other disinfectant cleaners used to combat COVID-19 until this summer. “We think that there’s going to be substantial ...

Laura Rendle spoke exclusively to ABC News about the company's supply chain. With demand for disinfectants higher than ever amid the coronavirus pandemic the president of Clorox said consumers should ...

Clorox has revealed that it does not expect to meet the 500 percent increase in demand for its disinfecting wipes until 2021. Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, cleaning products have ...

The cleaning company says you'll have to wait until next year for their wipes. If you walk into stores looking for disinfectant wipes, the likelihood of finding any are slim. And today, Clorox is ...