Learn about P&G's perspectives regarding government policies, scientific research and issues related to the safety and sustainability of our products.
 
Procter & Gamble has a very diverse business, with over 300 brands of products, sold to nearly 5 billion consumers worldwide. We are often asked about government policies, new scientific research, and issues related to the safety and sustainability of our products and their chemical ingredients. This web-site provides our perspective about some of the key subjects of interest to the company, consumers, and other stakeholders.
 


P&G's Policies and Practices

It is P&G's longstanding policy that our products shall be safe for people and the environment when used as intended. Approximately 500 professionals are responsible for implementing this policy, using risk assessment and risk management as our preferred approach. How do they put this into practice?
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Public Policy Issues

P&G's business is affected by many government activities around the world. These range from policies and regulations on the chemicals we use, to laws about information that we share with the public. What are P&G's opinions about such activities?
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Science Issues

The pace of innovation and scientific research in the world is incredibly fast, and new developments are publicized daily. What is P&G's perspective concerning some of the key scientific issues that could affect consumer products and their safety?
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Product or Chemical Ingredient Issues

With products that range from laundry detergents to shampoos, cosmetics, baby diapers, and personal care products, P&G uses a wide variety of ingredients. Some of these have been questioned by various stakeholders regarding their safety. How does P&G view its use of such chemicals?
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General Subjects

While safety is our first priority, there are other issues related to P&G's products and their influence on the environment, such as the use of natural resources. How does P&G think about these areas?
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