Procter & Gamble Australia

Signatory to the National Packaging Covenant (mk2- began September 2005), a voluntary agreement to encourage waste minimisation.
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Procter & Gamble as the owner of pet food company 'IAMS', has received criticism for participation in laboatory experiments on and cruelty to animals. A boycott has been called on this company.
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Procter & Gamble has boycotts called against it by several animal rights organisations for its continued testing of new ingredients on animals. In April 2002, the RSPCA severed its ties with P&G when it transpired that the company's statement that 'We do not use cats and dogs in research or testing for non-drug products' was untrue, and that the company did indeed use both cats and dogs in such laboratory experiments.
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Record of testing products on animals. Listed on PETA (people for the ethical treatment of animals, USA) 'Companies that test on animals' factsheet, 7/04.
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Brands in 'dog & cat food' category received BOTTOM Rating; with a score of 36 out of a possible score of 100 in the Ethical Company Organisation's 2009 'Good Shopping Guide' (uk) which evaluates brands with regard to the Environment; Animal Welfare and Human Rights records.
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Testing commissioned by Friends of the Earth Australia found nanoparticles in foundations and concealers sold by Procter & Gamble.
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Procter & Gamble, the largest seller of coffee in the United States, announced on September 15, 2003 that it would begin offering Fair Trade Certified coffee though its specialty coffee division, Millstone (US). This comes in response to a grassroots campaign by Global Exchange, Oxfam America, Co-op America, and the Interfaith Fair Trade Initiative
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A full profile on this US company can be seen at 'Knowmore' website. Follow source link for details on company record and involvements.
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A full profile on this US company can be seen at 'Responsible Shopper' website. Follow source link for details on company record and involvements.
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P&G has failed to sign the Compact for Safe Cosmetics, which calls on companies to eliminate dangerous ingredients such as potential carcinogens, petroleum-based chemicals, and endocrine disruptors.
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A profile on this company can be seen at 'Ethiscore' website. Follow source link for details on company record and involvements.
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Skin Deep is an online safety guide to cosmetics and personal care products, with over 54,000 products rated from 0 (low concern) to 10 (higher concern).
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