CINCINNATI — Newsweek has named Procter & Gamble (P&G) one of the “Greenest Big Companies in America.” The rankings were based on the environmental performance, policies and reputation of public companies.
“P&G Professional’s science-based commitment to sustainability is a direct reflection of P&G’s longstanding corporate approach to environmental responsibility, product innovation and safety,” says Eric Hetrick, director of P&G Professional North America. “We are proud of this recognition by Newsweek and will continue to work tirelessly with our counterparts throughout the P&G organization to bring environmentally sound, sustainable products to distributors, customers and the business community.”
The Newsweek report is the result of a research project conducted with KLD, Trucost and Corporate Register. Companies included in the ranking were judged on criteria that include carbon footprint, energy efficiency and use of other natural resources.
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