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how you think about combating those, particularly if they start to continue to increase?
as more business consolidates into club and online, it feels like the move online should be good for you, whereas club typically keeps brand count tight. Given those dynamics, how do you think abou...
relative to your expectations, a very nice beat on the top line. Where did you see the biggest positive surprises in your view?
can you talk about your confidence in ability to capitalize on that value-seeking consumer while also thinking about the impact on margins?
I assume there wasn't any pull forward from Q3 to Q4 or any other change in timing that helped contribute to the top line upside this quarter?
to what extent does trade down a factor for you both in terms of the negative of trade down from black to orange in Litter versus factors that are a tailwind
What's your view on some of the other underperformers, particularly in personal care
can you talk about the drivers for the 85 basis point change in the gross margin guide to down 60. How much of that is deleverage
given the macros in declining categories, how do you layer in price? And what's your view on the promotional environment going forward?
compare and contrast the turnaround in Asia-Pacific with what you may need to do in the U.S.
You flagged that even with the cost inflation headwinds, your plan to stay disciplined on brand spend
can you remind us what happened to pricing promo in the past in emerging markets, whether price push back
Gross margin guide obviously came in 50 basis points but you're maintaining the low single-digit EPS
what's going to drive that acceleration? Is it more of a view of a slight rebound in the category growth or more of your initiatives
if you could provide a bit more granularity in terms of where you are seeing more of the pressure
what you expect to be the volume implications of the pricing you're planning to take given the decel in volume in Q4
can you talk about your retail relationships and how you're adapting your business for the level of promotion
I wanted to ask about a comment that you made in your prepared remarks on Glad and saying that you're prepared to adjust your plans as needed to balance growth and profitability.
as more sales go to club and e comm and larger packs sizes, can you talk about what initiatives you have or are putting in place sort of longer term to help offset
What are you seeing that underlies your confidence in that stabilization? Because many of your peers seem concerned that things could get worse
Do you expect any disruption to extend beyond Q2 other than obviously, the comp issues in Q4
perhaps how much of an impact is the product lineup needs some improvement. Your channel and category exposure
can you talk about your level of confidence here on potentially driving continued expansion and just the key drivers there?
just why you think the destocking was more substantial in Household and Cleaning? And does it make you more or less concerned that there's some picking and choosing by the retailers
whether you could talk about the level of promotion you have embedded into the second-half outlook versus what you did in first half, similarly on advertising?
Could you talk about your inventory positions at this point, whether at retail or if you have a view on consumer pantries
as you think about expanding from about 200 basis points this year, where do you see the biggest opportunity?
Can you elaborate on your discussions with them? And then also the game plan to capture more of the consumer in Asia
what's embedded from a deleveraging aspect versus maintaining investment versus perhaps more difficulty in achieving savings as part of the PRGP
where do you need to enact further change going forward and what you expect to achieve in fiscal 2027 by year-end?
what's your read on the staying power of the volume lift it has had and could have going forward?
the 100 basis points of reinvestment in gross margin, was it fairly similar by division?
what limitations there could be over the balance of the year on the price and productivity lever levers
what about rest of world, just thinking through dynamics with respect to demand, how the consumer is doing
are you surprised that consumers are still mixing up and willing to accept price despite their current challenged state
My question is also around the pre-tax tariff impact, so the $1 billion to $1.5 billion. And if you could just compare
how much of this is category growth versus your market-share improvements as you cycle less demanding comps
whether you're seeing any noticeable or observable trade down or affordability behavior
can you talk about the level of investment spend for 2026, the initiatives that you have planned this year versus last year, where that leverage is coming from?
wondering if you could unpack the expectations for deceleration to 2.5% to three point comp? Was there any impact from the government shutdown?
could you kind of break it down a little bit in terms of the outperformance in mass versus prestige.
Obviously suggests a pretty big deceleration after a very strong quarter. So can you talk about the key drivers of that and the cadence by quarter?