ADVERTORIAL


AMERICAN-MADE MAGIC, VETERAN-OWNED PRIDE


Citrus Magic® , a proud veteran-owned, American-made


brand, began over 30 years ago with the vision of entrepreneur and army veteran, Hank Picken, to create safe, nature-based products that are free from harsh chemicals, smell great, and work effectively.


After his time in the US Army, where he gained valuable skills such as managing people, critical thinking, and problem-solving, Picken worked in the consumer goods industry. Both experiences and his entrepreneurial spirit helped him launch his own brand in 1991. Picken worked hard to create a 100% active ingredient, odor-eliminating, non-aerosol spray air freshener right here in the USA. What began as a small business has grown exponentially— expanding its product line to include more scented sprays and solid air fresheners, all while remaining American- made and committed to supporting the communities in which they operate.


Making a positive impact on local communities remains a core value for Citrus Magic and its parent company, Beaumont Products Inc. Beyond creating local job opportunities, Citrus Magic is deeply committed to supporting veteran-focused charities and other community- based initiatives, such as a local pre-K program.


In addition to pride in their roots, Citrus Magic ensures they give back to nature with sustainable practices like a solar-powered manufacturing facility, recyclable product packaging, non-aerosol sprays that release zero gases or propellants, and upcycled citrus oils sourced directly from fruit peel scraps from orange juice suppliers. This is local sourcing and manufacturing at its most innovative! A veteran and entrepreneur’s vision and dedication to beter-for-you and effective odor-eliminating solutions has resulted in products we can trust, and they are available at GIANT!


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