Procter & Gamble - PG STOCK NEWS

P&G's new study reveals that 71% of consumers wish to act sustainably at home, yet under 40% regularly do. A significant barrier is the lack of knowledge on how to make greener choices. The report highlights effective cleaning strategies to reduce waste: using dishwashers saves water and energy, while concentrated cleaners minimize resource usage. By adopting these methods, individuals can save time and money, enhancing both sustainability and cleaning efficiency.

On Menstrual Hygiene Day, Procter & Gamble's brand Always is reinforcing its commitment to combat period stigma and enhance access to menstrual products. Research shows that nearly 20% of girls miss school due to lack of period products, and about 33% of young people feel less confident. Always has donated over 30 million period products in the past year. The brand emphasizes collaboration to tackle period poverty, offering educational resources and support for policies promoting menstrual health.

Pampers has launched the Pampers Pure Protection Hybrid Diapers, a new diapering system that combines reusable cloth covers with disposable inserts, aiming to provide an eco-friendly option. This system uses 25% less disposable materials while maintaining superior dryness and leak protection. A survey shows nearly half of parents have tried cloth diapers but face issues like leaks. The Pure Protection Hybrid Diapers promise to keep skin dry for up to 12 hours and are designed with plant-based materials, hypoallergenic features, and are machine washable.

Pampers and UNICEF celebrated their 15-year partnership dedicated to combating maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT), successfully saving approximately one million newborn lives worldwide. The alliance has eliminated MNT in 26 countries and protected 100 million women and infants by donating over 300 million vaccines. The partnership's impactful model encourages corporate responsibility and showcases how collaborative efforts can address global health challenges. The event featured insights from Pampers and UNICEF leaders on the importance of this alliance in driving significant change for mothers and babies globally.

Venus has launched the Venus for Pubic Hair & Skin Collection and initiated the #SayPubic campaign to promote accurate anatomical language around pubic grooming. A survey reveals that nearly 50% of US women prefer using the term 'pubic', yet only 18% do. The collection includes products specifically designed for pubic care, such as a razor, exfoliant, shave gel, and serum. The launch aims to start a conversation about normalizing the use of accurate terms and addressing dissatisfaction among women regarding their grooming experiences.

Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) launched its Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 campaign, aligning with the IOC to promote community impact and sustainability. The campaign features a short film, “Your Goodness is Your Greatness,” celebrating athletes’ contributions. P&G introduced the Athletes for Good Fund, granting over USD $500,000 to support athletes involved in charitable causes. This initiative includes 52 recipients from various sports and countries, with grants aimed at enhancing community support. The company emphasizes its commitment to environmental sustainability through innovative partnerships.

Pampers acknowledges the challenges faced by parents during the pandemic, with 93% of mothers feeling burned out and 73% feeling inadequate, according to a Motherly survey. In response, Pampers has launched the #MillionActsOfLove movement, in collaboration with Shay Mitchell, to inspire parents through acts of kindness. The initiative will feature activations on social media and a film inspired by 'The Velveteen Rabbit.' Pampers aims to support parents and celebrate their love for their children, reinforcing its commitment to providing quality care for babies.