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Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) maintains its position as a global leader in consumer goods through iconic brands like Tide, Pampers, and Gillette. This news hub provides investors and stakeholders with essential updates about PG's financial performance, product innovations, and corporate strategies.
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VÖOST, a new vitamin boost brand from Procter & Gamble, has launched eight effervescent vitamin varieties available in retailers nationwide. Each tablet offers a convenient and flavorful way to enhance daily wellness with zero sugar and only 10 calories. The product range includes multiple options, such as Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, and Beauty vitamins, supporting various health needs. Priced at $8.94 for a 20 count tube, VÖOST targets health-conscious consumers looking for an enjoyable way to meet their wellness goals.
The U.S. EPA has registered Microban 24 Multi-Purpose Cleaner for its ability to kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses, including those causing flu and COVID-19, for up to 24 hours. Previously registered for initial virus kill, it now offers residual protection tested by a third-party lab. This makes it the first consumer product with such a lasting effect. Senior VP Marchoe Northern emphasized its role in consumer safety, while expert Dr. Frank Esper called it a game-changer for defending against microbes. The product is available in stores nationwide.
Pantene's new #StyleWithPride campaign highlights authentic LGBTQ+ representation in advertising, challenging stereotypes around hair and self-expression. Collaborating with Getty Images, the campaign aims to showcase the diverse styles of the LGBTQ+ community, offering a gallery accessible to brands. Additionally, for every photo shared with the campaign hashtag, Pantene will donate $1 to the Dresscode Project, up to $100,000. The initiative reinforces Pantene's commitment to inclusivity and aims to inspire the marketing industry to better represent LGBTQ+ individuals.
Always and International Paper are collaborating to address period poverty in the U.S. ahead of Menstrual Hygiene Day on May 28. They hosted an event in Washington D.C. to support Congresswoman Grace Meng’s Menstrual Equity for All Act, which aims to provide free period products in schools. Since 2018, Always has donated over 160 million period products globally. Awareness efforts include partnering with activist Jameela Jamil. The bill, if passed, would ensure greater access to essential period products for students nationwide.
Andre Schulten, CFO of Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG), will speak at the Goldman Sachs Global Staples Forum on Tuesday, May 17, 2022, at 10:20 a.m. ET. Media and investors can access the live audio webcast at www.pginvestor.com starting at the designated time. The webcast will also be available for replay afterwards. Procter & Gamble is a leading company with a strong portfolio of trusted brands operating globally in around 70 countries.
Febreze has launched the CARstrology Collection, a unique line of 12 car scents designed in partnership with astrologer Aliza Kelly. Each scent corresponds to a zodiac sign, enhancing the driving experience by aligning scents with personalities. Available starting May 3, 2022, the collection includes scents like 'Febreze CAR Ember' for Aries and 'Febreze CAR Ocean' for Pisces. Limited edition zodiac-themed boxes will be given away during the promotion, which runs until May 31, 2022. The Febreze CAR vent clips provide customizable scent intensity, lasting up to 40 days.
Bounty Paper Towels has announced a partnership with Best Friends Animal Society to waive pet adoption fees for new pet owners during National Pet Month this May. Each adoption will allow Best Friends to save two additional animals in need. This initiative addresses the overcrowding issue in shelters, which is exacerbated by staffing shortages and other challenges, leading to an increased risk for at-risk pets. Katherine Schwarzenegger is also involved in promoting this campaign, highlighting the importance of pet adoption and rescue.
Tide and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) have partnered to promote washing laundry in cold water, saving up to 90% energy and approximately $150 annually for consumers. This initiative aims to shift 3 in 4 laundry loads to cold by 2030, significantly impacting climate change. If successful, this switch could cut GHG emissions by 27 million metric tons over a decade. Currently, over 50% of laundry is done in cold water, highlighting progress toward this goal. Tide’s sustainability efforts are crucial, addressing both eco-habits and consumer behavior to create a lasting impact.
OLAY and Pantene have introduced personalized Boosters for skin and hair at Walmart. These products, available in-store and online, cater to individual consumer needs based on extensive research showing a demand for customized beauty solutions. The Boosters feature simple formulas free of parabens and mineral oil, enhancing daily routines with key ingredients. An online quiz helps consumers find suitable products. This launch represents a significant development in beauty customization, aiming to improve the shopping experience and meet changing consumer preferences.