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Executive interview: P&G Fabric Care Being a Force For Good and Growth
Sponsored content, (Mar 4, 2021)

Liam Dowd, managing director at Reuters Events – Sustainable Business, interviews Todd Cline, Director at Procter & Gamble’s North America Fabric Care Research & Development.
Making a load of difference, one (cold) wash of laundry at a time
Native Ad, (Dec 8, 2020)

SPONSORED CONTENT: By Aga Orlik, Senior Vice President, P&G North America Fabric Care
BlackRock flexes ESG muscle with vote against P&G on deforestation
Oliver Balch, (Nov 19, 2020)

Oliver Balch talks to Ray Cameron, head of stewardship for the Americas, about the asset manager's new approach to demanding greater transparency from companies on ESG
From 500 litres of water a day to 50: P&G heads up partnership to stave off next Day Zero
Angeli Mehta, (Nov 10, 2020)

Angel Mehta talks to P&G's Frantz Beznik about how the 50L Home Coalition brings together companies, regulators and governments to think big on tackling the urban water crisis
P&G slated for reluctance to switch from virgin pulp fibre
Angeli Mehta, (Feb 2, 2020)

Kimberly-Clark fares better than Charmin maker in NRDC report on which US tissue paper manufacturers are doing most to use recycled and alternative fibres
Move to set science-based targets for timber sector as threat to northern forests grows
Angeli Mehta, (Feb 2, 2020)

Environmentalists warn that clear-cut logging permitted by the FSC and poor forestry management practices are undermining the ability slow-growing boreal forests to store carbon. Angeli Mehta reports
From refilling and sharing to recyclable thin film: the cutting edge in circular
Angeli Mehta, (May 2, 2019)

Angeli Mehta looks at technology and policy innovations, including Terracycle's Loop, in the push-back against single-use packaging
Virginie Helias: P&G’s ocean plastic bottles ‘only the beginning’ of war on plastic
Terry Slavin, (May 1, 2019)

Updated: The chief sustainability officer of Procter & Gamble tells Terry Slavin how the world’s biggest consumer plans to end packaging waste by 2030. The article has been updated to include a response from Greenpeace
Tom Szaky wants to throw packaging waste for a Loop. But will consumers buy it?
Terry Slavin, (Mar 8, 2019)

Terry Slavin interviews the CEO of TerraCycle, the New Jersey start-up that has partnered with brands including P&G, Unilever and Nestle and retailers Carrefour and Tesco in the new Loop platform, a breathtakingly ambitious attempt to move from disposable to durable packaging
‘We need to keep plastics in our economy – but out of the oceans’
Angeli Mehta, (Aug 30, 2018)

Angeli Mehta interviews Lonely Whale’s Dune Ives about how the NGO is working with Dell and other corporate partners in the NextWave initiative to help companies incorporate plastic waste in supply chains
Report review: Plastics and gender equality big wins for P&G
Claire Manuel, (Feb 2, 2018)

Claire Manuel runs an eye over Procter & Gamble’s weighty 2017 Citizenship Report
Top stories of 2017: #6 Circular economy spreads as brands take back plastics
Maxine Perella, (Dec 12, 2017)

Maxine Perella reports on how brands like Timberland, HP, Dell and P&G led the way by incorporating waste in new products and packaging
Weekly Watch: 19 January 2017
EC Newsdesk, (Jan 18, 2017)

P&G's plastics solution, Europe's circular economy, Unilever recycling target, HSBC slammed, Ikea zero waste pledge, UK urged on SDGs, sustainable Siemens, blood diamonds, Waitrose food waste push, and Divine Chocolate
BrandWatch – August 2015
Nadine Hawa, (Aug 5, 2015)

Family friendly Nestle, food waste targets, RBS "rip-off" loans and Adidas garbage shoes
Procter & Gamble 2014 Annual Sustainability Report review: Good goals, but what about those household names?
April Streeter, (Feb 9, 2015)

Consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble boasts some impressive achievements, yet its report doesn’t delve into the ultimate sustainability of its popular brands
Procter & Gamble 2012 Sustainability Report – Laudable goals need clearer pathways
Derek Sylvan, (Mar 7, 2013)

Consumer goods giant P&G’s latest report lays out an admirable vision, but leaves the reader uncertain the company is taking the concrete steps to realise it

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