p&g news
P&G warns suppliers over sustainability foot-dragging Subscription
Procter & Gamble has told a host of its suppliers they must do better in cutting their environmental impact.
P&G hits its 30% rail freight target early Subscription
Procter & Gamble has hit its target to transport 30% of its goods by rail three years early.
P&G to axe thousands of jobs in $10bn cost-cutting drive Subscription
Procter & Gamble is to axe 5,700 jobs as part of a harsh new cost-cutting drive.
analysis & features
Will big brand advertising really click on Facebook? Subscription
Ahead of its IPO, Facebook is wooing brands in a bid to boost its revenues. But will users like marketing clogging up newsfeeds?
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Kellogg’s in surprise swoop for Pringles after death of Diamond deal Subscription
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Diamond bosses depart to raise new doubt over Pringles deal Subscription
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P&G's Lee savages retailers for ruining brand NPD Subscription
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Boots eyes US after extending European P&G skincare deal Subscription
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Tesco's 12% reduction in Price Drop Subscription
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P&G’s Herbal Essences gets a makeover Subscription
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ProGlide launch helps P&G boost volumes Subscription
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P&G should think beyond pack size Subscription
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Poundland and P&G link up to work health and beauty market Subscription
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P&G adds Paralympics to sponsorship roster Subscription
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New Pringles process means 'more flavour' Subscription
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Simplified Pantene to ease shoppers’ haircare headaches Subscription
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P&G rolls out virtual store Subscription
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P&G goes virtual to attract new recruits Subscription
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P&G shaves management ranks as emerging markets take centre stage Subscription
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Toiletries supplier Intamarque boosted by The Range and P&G Subscription
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The Co-op and P&G team up to enable Scots youngsters Subscription
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P&G plans to expand into oral care market Subscription
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Reckitt next to be linked with P&G approach Subscription
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Rumours of P&G £38bn Unilever bid dismissed Subscription
opinion
There are reasons for optimism for the Great British Summer Subscription
It’s hard not to feel a little down about the start of 2012’s Great British Summer. We don’t seem to have got off to a great start.
Unilever's design for life Subscription
There’s a hint of Marlon Brando about Paul Polman, chief executive of Unilever, making him an unlikely godfather for a subject like sustainability.
Cold facts and hot potatoes Subscription
Whether it’s stunts against GM wheat, outrage at iffy broccoli or controversy over feed requirements, few issues elicit as much passionate as genetic modification.
Dairy Crest is doing the right thing Subscription
Dairy Crest’s announcement of plant closures and lost retail business is understandably of major significance to dairy farmers.
you say...
Universal label plan would be a healthy move Subscription
The government’s plans for a new universal health labelling scheme have caused controversy but this is a positive step towards a healthier Britain.
Weetabix deal is sign of East-West love-in Subscription
Bright Food’s acquisition of Weetabix is just one more deal that shows the infatuation that overseas markets have with strong British brands.
Morrisons right about GM feed Subscription
It is an irony that the same people who sometimes accuse supermarkets of bullyboy tactics are urging big retailers to dictate to farmers what they should feed their animals.
