Parent company
Who owns Procter & Gamble Company, and which brands does it own?
Last verified 13 September 2026Last updated 13 September 2026
Animal welfare record
Procter & Gamble states it does not test products or ingredients on animals unless required by law. However, P&G is listed by PETA as a company that does test on animals. P&G tests or allows testing in jurisdictions such as mainland China where animal testing is required by law for cosmetics sales. P&G has invested over $495 million in alternative testing methods and partners with animal welfare organizations to advance non-animal testing approaches.Company's own statement
Brands owned by Procter & Gamble Company
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- P&G animal testing policy and investment in alternative methodsCompany's own statement
Supports: Procter & Gamble states it does not test products or ingredients on animals unless required by law. However, P&G is listed by PETA as a company that does test on animals. P&G tests or allows testing in jurisdictions such as mainland China where animal testing is required by law for cosmetics sales. P&G has invested over $495 million in alternative testing methods and partners with animal welfare organizations to advance non-animal testing approaches.
Procter & Gamble · Accessed 13 September 2026
- P&G acquisition of Native in 2017Official registry
Supports: Native Deodorant is recorded as having Procter & Gamble Company as its parent since 2017.
CNBC · Accessed 13 September 2026