Company Directory - The Procter & Gamble Company
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The Procter & Gamble Company
WebsiteCincinnati, USA
ISIN: US7427181091
The Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) is one of the world's largest consumer goods manufacturers, known for a wide range of products in categories such as cleaning agents, personal care, and health care. Its well-known brands include Tide, Charmin, Pantene, and Pampers, among others, and it operates on a global scale.
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CCI Score: The Procter & Gamble Company
-6.73
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Procter & Gamble Political Contributions and Lobbying Profile
The OpenSecrets profile reveals that Procter & Gamble contributed $599,595 during the 2024 cycle and spent $2,790,000 on lobbying. The profile also highlights a notable revolving door phenomenon, with many lobbyists having previously held government positions. This data raises concerns about the company's strategic use of political influence, which can undermine democratic accountability.
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- FEB192025
The OpenSecrets profile reveals that Procter & Gamble contributed $599,595 during the 2024 cycle and spent $2,790,000 on lobbying. The profile also highlights a notable revolving door phenomenon, with many lobbyists having previously held government positions. This data raises concerns about the company's strategic use of political influence, which can undermine democratic accountability.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 31
The significant lobbying expenditure relative to campaign contributions, coupled with a high proportion of former government officials among its lobbyists, suggests that Procter & Gamble is engaging in robust political influence. From an anti-fascist perspective, such corporate practices can contribute to the consolidation of power and the erosion of democratic accountability.
- FEB062025
OpenSecrets has published a profile on Procter & Gamble detailing the recipients of its political contributions during the 2024 election cycle. The profile provides insight into the firm’s political donation practices using publicly available data released on February 06, 2025.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 31
The published profile highlights P&G's pattern of political contributions. While transparency is maintained through public data, the practice of extensive corporate political donations can contribute to an outsized influence on policy-making, potentially undermining democratic accountability and paving the way for corporate complicity in the political realm.
- FEB062025
P&G's PAC contributed $249500 to federal candidates in the 2023-2024 cycle, potentially enhancing corporate access to policymakers and supporting candidates whose policies may favor authoritarian practices.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 22
Procter & Gamble's PAC contributions totaling $249500 to federal candidates in the 2023-2024 election cycle illustrate a strategic investment in political influence. Such actions can be seen as facilitating access to power and supporting officials who may erode democratic accountability, potentially paving the way for authoritarian practices.
- FEB012025
A LobbyMap analysis updated in February 2025 indicates that Procter & Gamble holds generally positive, though highly limited, positions on climate policy. However, the company is also linked to several industry associations noted for their negative stances on climate change policy. The update, which refines the Engagement Intensity Algorithm, underscores that while P&G’s direct engagement is modestly progressive, its indirect associations complicate its overall record.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 27
The analysis suggests that P&G’s direct stance on climate policy is generally positive from an anti-fascist perspective, as proactive climate engagement supports environmental justice and marginalized communities. However, the characterization of their position as 'highly limited' and the evidence of maintained links with industry associations that engage negatively on climate change issues detract from an unequivocally progressive record. This mixed performance leads to a modest positive score.
- JAN012025
Procter & Gamble highlighted progress in its annual Supplier Citizenship Survey, indicating that in 2020 over 760 suppliers—about 50% of its global supplier spending—provided data on citizenship areas. This initiative is presented as part of the company’s commitment to ethical supply chain practices.
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 27
P&G’s effort to regularly survey its suppliers on citizenship metrics represents a proactive step towards ensuring ethical supply chain practices. This commitment to transparency and accountability in supplier relationships reflects a positive stance toward ethical business practices and aligns with anti-fascist principles emphasizing corporate responsibility and protection of marginalized communities.
Doing the Right Thing with Our Supply Chain | P&G - Procter & Gamble
- JAN012025
An event tracking P&G's political contributions, raising concerns about potential influence on political processes that may support authoritarian interests. The American Democracy Scorecard highlights the need for transparency in P&G's political spending and questions whether such contributions align with pro-democracy values.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 22
The American Democracy Scorecard brings attention to P&G's political contributions, raising concerns about the company potentially channeling funds in ways that might bolster authoritarian influence. Such contributions, when not transparently aligned with democratic values, could undermine public trust and democratic governance.
- JAN012025
The American Democracy Scorecard is tracking Procter & Gamble's political contributions to assess whether its spending aligns with pro-democracy principles. This evaluation, though based on limited public data as the site is under maintenance, highlights the company's active involvement in political financing, which is a critical focus for anti-fascist analysis of corporate influence in politics.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 19
The article focuses on Procter & Gamble's political contributions, a key aspect of Public and Political Behavior. By monitoring these contributions, anti-fascist advocates can assess if the company supports democratic practices or inadvertently aids authoritarian tendencies. Although detailed spending data is lacking due to the website's maintenance status, the initiative to track political contributions is viewed positively when it promotes transparency and support for pro-democracy causes.
- JAN012025
Procter & Gamble reaffirms its commitment to ethical labor practices by explicitly forbidding child labor, forced labor, and other exploitative practices in its global operations.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 19
P&G's policy, as detailed in their article, clearly prohibits child labor, forced labor, and other abusive labor practices. This strong stance on worker rights and ethical employment practices marks a positive step in supporting human rights and fair labor practices.
- JAN012024
OpenSecrets data reveals that Procter & Gamble raised $351,783 through its political action committee during the 2023-2024 election cycle, highlighting the firm's involvement in political funding.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 31
The report indicates that Procter & Gamble engaged in political contributions by raising $351,783 via its PAC during the election cycle. While the amount is relatively modest, such corporate political spending can amplify corporate influence over the democratic process, potentially undermining reforms that would support marginalized communities and workers. From an anti-authoritarian perspective, even moderate corporate political involvement is concerning as it consolidates elite power in policymaking.
- JAN012024
An OpenSecrets profile reveals Procter & Gamble's 2024 campaign contributions of $599,595 and $2.79M spent on lobbying. The profile also highlights a significant revolving door practice, with many lobbyists having previously held government positions, raising concerns about undue corporate influence over policymaking.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 27
P&G's sizable spending on lobbying and political contributions in the 2024 cycle, amounting to nearly $2.79M in lobbying and $599,595 in contributions, signals an effort to influence political processes. This kind of financial engagement can tilt democratic accountability in favor of corporate interests, potentially supporting authoritarian policies.
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Executive Political Engagement
March 27
The profile notes a significant revolving door phenomenon, with a majority of P&G lobbyists having previously worked in government roles. This practice raises red flags about the blending of corporate and public interests, contributing to a culture of regulatory capture and diminishing democratic oversight.
- DEC312023
Procter & Gamble’s Global Government Relations & Public Policy team actively engages in lobbying efforts in the US and abroad. The article details that for the 2023 calendar year, P&G reported U.S. lobbying expenditures of $2.9 million along with additional spending at state and European levels, demonstrating the company’s proactive involvement in shaping public policy to favor its business interests.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 31
The reported lobbying expenditures and political engagement via P&G’s Global Government Relations & Public Policy team illustrate a concerted effort to influence legislative and policy matters. While complying with legal requirements, such activities are primarily aimed at safeguarding corporate interests, which from an anti-fascist perspective indicates undue corporate influence on democratic processes.
- DEC312023
Procter & Gamble actively engages in lobbying to influence public policy, spending millions on political activities. While compliant with legal requirements, these efforts raise concerns about corporate influence and potential complicity in reinforcing authoritarian-friendly policies.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 22
P&G's documented lobbying expenditures, totaling millions at both the federal and state levels, indicate a deliberate effort to shape public policy in favor of the company's interests. Although the company claims compliance with all legal requirements, such significant political contributions and lobbying activities are viewed critically from an anti-fascist perspective, as they may contribute to an imbalance of political power and support policies that undermine democratic accountability.
- OCT102023
At its October 10th annual shareholder meeting, significant shareholders voiced strong discontent with P&G's misleading claims and failure to adequately address deforestation risks associated with its forest sourcing practices. This dissent, including votes against key board members and an SEC complaint from NRDC, highlights deep concerns over corporate transparency and ethical responsibility.
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Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 31
Shareholders have expressed severe dissatisfaction with P&G's handling of forest sourcing practices, pointing to misleading investor communications and greenwashing. The company's failure to address deforestation and related environmental impacts reflects a serious lapse in ethical business practices and corporate responsibility.
Procter & Gamble Shareholders Signal Discontent Over Forest Failures - NRDC
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Public and Political Behavior
March 31
The public dissent and low board approval ratings underscore a broader failure in corporate governance and political accountability, evidencing a lack of transparency and responsiveness to critical stakeholder concerns.
Procter & Gamble Shareholders Signal Discontent Over Forest Failures - NRDC
- OCT102023
At its annual shareholder meeting on October 10, 2023, Procter & Gamble’s board rejected NLPC’s proposal for a 'Communist China Risk Audit' that would have required more detailed disclosure of the company’s vulnerabilities and ties with China—highlighting concerns over forced labor practices, insufficient risk disclosure, and potential facilitation of CCP access to corporate data.
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Public and Political Behavior
March 31
The board's decision to oppose a proposal intended to reveal and address vulnerabilities related to P&G’s significant business operations in China undermines transparency and accountability. This reluctance to expose risks associated with ties to the CCP reflects a concerning stance towards public and political oversight, thereby implicitly aligning with authoritarian-friendly practices.
NLPC Challenges Procter & Gamble on China Ties at Annual Meeting
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 31
By continuing to cooperate with the Chinese government, sponsoring events like the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing despite international calls for a boycott, and not addressing forced labor allegations in Xinjiang, P&G demonstrates a disregard for supply chain ethics and human rights considerations.
NLPC Challenges Procter & Gamble on China Ties at Annual Meeting
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Provision of Repressive Technologies
March 31
P&G’s privacy policy reveals practices that permit extensive data collection which, without sufficient safeguards, could allow the Chinese Communist Party to access sensitive consumer information. This raises concerns about the company’s role in potentially facilitating state surveillance.
NLPC Challenges Procter & Gamble on China Ties at Annual Meeting
- OCT012023
P&G's updated employee rights policy emphasizes creating a fair and transparent work environment that supports open communication and protects employee rights in alignment with international labor standards. This initiative reinforces the company’s commitment to ethical labor practices and worker protection, opposing oppressive and authoritarian labor practices.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 19
P&G's employee rights policy demonstrates a strong commitment to fair labor practices by upholding International Labor Standards, supporting open communication, and protecting against retaliation. These measures significantly improve the work environment and empower employees, making this a positive step against oppressive labor practices often linked to authoritarian regimes.
- AUG012023
Following a landslide shareholder vote demanding transparent reporting on deforestation and human rights issues in its supply chains, P&G responded only by reiterating existing practices without substantive changes, falling behind peers like Unilever and Kimberly-Clark. This inaction has been criticized by environmental advocates for undermining ethical sourcing and accountability.
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 27
P&G’s failure to implement robust, transparent measures in its supply chain—despite clear shareholder and activist demands—reflects a disregard for ethical sourcing practices and accountability. The company's reliance on spurious sustainability claims while lagging behind industry peers in efforts to curb deforestation and protect impacted communities marks a negative approach to ethical business practices.
- JUN302023
P&G released its FY2022-2023 report detailing robust measures against forced and child labour within its own operations and extensive supply chains. The report highlights comprehensive due diligence practices, strict policies, regular training, and grievance mechanisms that align with international human rights standards and UNGPs.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 27
The report clearly demonstrates P&G's strong commitment to upholding labor rights through enforceable policies that ban forced and child labour, comprehensive training for employees, and an effective grievance process. These efforts significantly enhance worker rights and set a precedent in ethical labor practices.
PDF Procter & Gamble Report on Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 27
P&G’s approach to supply chain ethics is robust, involving a multi-layered due diligence framework that includes social audits, supplier engagement, and adherence to independent certification systems such as RSPO. This proactive stance minimizes risks of human rights abuses within its vast network of over 60,000 suppliers.
PDF Procter & Gamble Report on Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains
- MAY012023
In response to mounting pressure from environmental and human rights advocates, Procter & Gamble released a new Forest Commodities Policy in May 2023 that is widely seen as a regression from its previous commitments. Critics argue that the policy, which fails to sufficiently address deforestation and rights abuses within its supply chain, has contributed to ongoing environmental degradation and sparked protests, including arrests, in Cincinnati ahead of the company's annual shareholders meeting.
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 31
Procter & Gamble's decision to release a new Forest Commodities Policy that is considered weaker than previous efforts represents a failure in upholding ethical business practices. This policy inadequacy enables continued deforestation and human rights abuses through its supply chain, reinforcing harmful practices and neglecting the demands for more sustainable and responsible sourcing. The negative score reflects the company's complicity in sourcing practices that have significant detrimental impacts on both indigenous communities and the environment.
- FEB022023
The article reports that despite announcing a reduction in its product range in March 2022, Procter & Gamble continued its operations in Russia, paying taxes to the state budget, providing jobs for around 2,500 Russians, and contributing to mobilization efforts under new Russian legislation, which has led Ukraine to label the company as an international sponsor of war.
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Economic Collaboration
March 27
By persisting in operations within Russia during a period of conflict, P&G is economically collaborating with an aggressor state, indirectly supporting its war efforts. Despite a partial rollback of its product offerings, continuing to pay taxes, provide employment, and contribute to mobilization measures creates a significant ethical concern, reinforcing its complicity in the war.
- JAN012023
The article details P&G's political involvement through extensive lobbying activities in the US and EU, highlighting significant expenditures to influence public policy in favor of corporate interests. This raises concerns from an anti-fascist perspective about the role of corporate lobbying in undermining democratic accountability.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 19
P&G's disclosed lobbying expenditures—$2.9 million at the federal level in the US and an estimated 900,000 - 999,999 € at the EU level—demonstrate a robust political engagement aimed at shaping policy frameworks that favor corporate profitability over public accountability. From an anti-fascist perspective, such activities contribute to a system where corporate financial influence may erode democratic checks and balances, indirectly supporting authoritarian tendencies.
- JAN012023
According to OpenSecrets data, Procter & Gamble raised $351,783 during the 2023-2024 election cycle, highlighting its active involvement in corporate political finance that can amplify corporate influence in elections.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 27
The fact that P&G raised $351,783 in the recent election cycle indicates its active role in political finance. From an anti‐fascist perspective, such corporate political contributions risk undermining democratic processes by granting disproportionate influence, even if the donation targets are not explicitly authoritarian. This level of involvement raises concerns about the potential to shape policy in favor of corporate interests.
- JAN012023
The 2023 Citizenship Report from Procter & Gamble details the company's progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing water conservation and waste management, and strengthening community support through various programs. It also emphasizes P&G's commitment to diversity and inclusion in its workforce and product offerings.
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Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 27
P&G's report showcases progressive practices in sustainability and robust commitments to community support and diversity and inclusion. These initiatives align with anti-fascist values by advocating for environmental justice, equitable treatment of workers and communities, and ethical business practices.
Procter & Gamble Co (P&G) 2023 Citizenship Report – SustainabilityReports.com
- JAN012023
P&G employs a dedicated Global Government Relations & Public Policy team and operates its Political Action Committee (P&G GGF) to support candidates that align with its business interests. The company reported significant lobbying expenditures in the U.S. ($2.9 million in 2023) as well as in the European Union, reflecting an active engagement in shaping legislative and regulatory frameworks in favor of corporate profitability.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 27
P&G’s active use of its Political Action Committee and its lobbying efforts, including significant reported expenditures, indicate a strategic engagement in political influence that prioritizes corporate interests over democratic transparency and community welfare. From an anti-fascist, progressive standpoint, such corporate political activity can undermine democratic processes by enabling regulatory capture and privileging shareholder value over the public good.
- JAN012023
An OpenSecrets report reveals that the Procter & Gamble PAC received 291 large contributions ($200 or more) from individual donors during the 2023-2024 election cycle. The data highlights the political contributions directed to the company’s associated PAC, but does not indicate that these funds are being used to support far-right or authoritarian causes.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 27
The report details donor contributions to the P&G PAC, which is a mechanism for the company's political engagement. However, there is no evidence in the article that these funds are being used to promote far‑right or authoritarian policies. As such, from an anti‑fascist perspective this activity is viewed as politically neutral.
- JAN012023
P&G’s Fair Pay page outlines the company’s commitment to transparent, equitable, and inclusive compensation practices. The regular pay equity audits and clear compensation policies demonstrate strong labor relations and respect for worker rights, aligning with anti-fascist values that oppose exploitative labor practices.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
January 1
Procter & Gamble's commitment to fair pay and consistent pay equity audits underscores its dedication to upholding labor rights and fostering an inclusive workplace. This approach sets a positive example by resisting exploitative practices that can fuel authoritarian tendencies, thereby contributing favorably to societal equity and anti-fascist values.
- NOV082022
During the 2022 Election Cycle, key P&G staff made contributions totaling $4,500 to federal legislators identified as anti-democratic. This act raises concerns about the company's public and political behavior, as such donations may indirectly bolster authoritarian practices and undermine democratic processes.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 19
The political contribution by key P&G staff, earmarked for legislators with anti-democratic stances, highlights the company's involvement in controversial political financing. Although the dollar amount of $4,500 may appear modest, its targeting of anti-democracy figures is indicative of a broader pattern of corporate behavior that can support authoritarian agendas by undermining democratic norms.
- OCT052021
An investigative report by Stand.earth detailed how Procter & Gamble's pulp and palm oil supply chains are linked to deforestation of primary forests, human rights abuses, and colonialist practices in regions including Canada, Indonesia, and Malaysia, raising serious environmental and social accountability concerns.
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 27
The report exposes significant failures in P&G’s supply chain ethics. The company's sourcing practices have been linked to the destruction of primary forests and degradation of intact forest landscapes, as well as a lack of enforcement of anti-deforestation protocols. These actions endanger critical habitats and threaten indigenous and local communities, which is a serious breach of ethical supply chain management.
Procter & Gamble embroiled in controversy over irresponsible supply chains
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 27
The investigation highlights serious human rights concerns in P&G’s supply chains. Their practices have been associated with colonialist approaches, neglect of Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) for indigenous communities, and overall a failure to protect labor rights and human dignity within their sourcing networks.
Procter & Gamble embroiled in controversy over irresponsible supply chains
- OCT052021
An investigative report by environmental advocacy group Stand.earth exposed disturbing human rights abuses and environmental destruction within P&G's pulp and palm oil supply chains, including deforestation of primary forests, failure to respect indigenous rights, and misleading sustainability claims.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 31
The report details significant human rights abuses along P&G's supply chains in countries such as Indonesia, Canada, and Malaysia, including a failure to secure Free, Prior, and Informed Consent from Indigenous communities. This violation of labor and human rights merits a strongly negative score.
Procter & Gamble embroiled in controversy over irresponsible supply chains
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 31
The report highlights irresponsible sourcing practices evidenced by the destruction of old-growth and primary forests, endangering threatened species and compromising environmental sustainability. Reliance on third-party certifications instead of robust internal measures further exacerbates these ethical issues.
Procter & Gamble embroiled in controversy over irresponsible supply chains
- JAN192021
Procter & Gamble announced it will cease donating to elected officials who have questioned the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election, reinforcing its commitment to upholding democratic principles and integrity.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 19
Procter & Gamble's decision to withdraw financial support from elected officials who disrespect democratic processes is a positive step against supporting authoritarian tendencies. By conditioning contributions on respect for free and fair elections, the company emphasizes democratic accountability and reduces complicity in political behaviors that could undermine democratic institutions.
We won’t donate to those who disrespect democracy: P&G revisits political contributions
- JAN122021
Procter & Gamble signaled a potential shift in its future political support strategy following the Capitol riots. The company stated that it would consider candidates' commitment to protecting free and fair elections when determining its future political donations.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 31
P&G's statement indicates a willingness to re-evaluate and potentially change its political contribution strategy in response to the threat to democratic processes evidenced by the Capitol riots. By conditionally basing future support on candidates' adherence to protecting free and fair elections, the company demonstrates a commitment to countering authoritarian impulses.
Kroger and Cintas halt political contributions, P&G may change future support
- OCT072020
Procter & Gamble launched a progressive marketing campaign that addresses complex social issues such as racism and toxic masculinity through initiatives like 'The Talk' and 'The Choice'. The campaign emphasizes aligning internal practices and vendor partnerships with diversity and inclusion goals, reflecting a broader commitment to social responsibility and anti-fascist values.
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Public and Political Behavior
March 31
The campaign is a clear demonstration of P&G's commitment to leveraging its public voice to challenge systemic issues like racism and toxic masculinity. By addressing these issues head-on in its marketing, P&G reinforces progressive, anti-authoritarian values and encourages public engagement with social justice.
P&G's pledge for social change embraces 'progress, not perfection'
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Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 31
Beyond its marketing tactics, P&G is reviewing its internal practices and vendor partnerships to ensure alignment with its stated diversity and inclusion goals. This approach not only enhances ethical business practices but also bolsters its commitment to progressive values, serving as a counterforce to authoritarian and exclusionary practices.
P&G's pledge for social change embraces 'progress, not perfection'
- OCT072020
Activist groups, indigenous leaders, and environmental organizations have criticized Procter & Gamble for its unsustainable forest sourcing practices and poor labor conditions in its supply chains, including forced labor issues among palm oil suppliers and destructive deforestation in regions like Canada, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 31
Procter & Gamble is facing scrutiny for labor practices linked to its palm oil suppliers, with reports of forced labor and poor working conditions. This rating reflects the company’s failure to uphold worker rights and safety standards in its supply chain.
Procter & Gamble faces mounting criticism over its ‘Our Home’ climate initiative
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 31
The company has been criticized for its unsustainable sourcing practices, particularly in terms of using virgin forest fiber from biodiverse areas without upholding principles such as Free, Prior, and Informed Consent for Indigenous territories. This negligence contributes to environmental degradation and harms marginalized communities.
Procter & Gamble faces mounting criticism over its ‘Our Home’ climate initiative
- JAN012020
A broad coalition of indigenous leaders, environmental advocates, and local Cincinnati residents staged a protest at Procter & Gamble's global headquarters. The demonstrators demanded that P&G end its business ties with suppliers like Royal Golden Eagle, which is implicated in deforestation and violations of Indigenous land rights in Indonesia, arguing that the company's supply chain practices contribute to environmental destruction and human rights abuses.
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 27
The protest highlights P&G's failure to address critical issues in its supply chain, particularly its ongoing relationships with suppliers known for causing deforestation and violating Indigenous rights. This neglect reinforces corporate practices that contribute to environmental harm and social injustice, reflecting an authoritarian disregard for the rights of vulnerable communities.
- NOV282016
A 2016 Amnesty International report highlights that The Procter & Gamble Company is implicated in sourcing palm oil from suppliers associated with severe labor abuses, including child and forced labor, in Indonesia.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 27
The report documents widespread labor abuses, including the use of child labor and forced labor, in the palm oil supply chain. P&G's association with these supply chains demonstrates a neglect of workers' rights and ethical labor practices.
The great palm oil scandal: Labor abuses behind big brand names
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Supply Chain Ethics
March 27
Despite sustainable palm oil claims, P&G is linked to supply chains tainted by systemic labor abuses. This failure to ensure ethical sourcing practices contributes to a broader pattern of corporate negligence regarding human rights in supply chains.
The great palm oil scandal: Labor abuses behind big brand names
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