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Who owns Procter & Gamble (The Procter & Gamble Company), and which brands does it own?
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Animal welfare record
<cite index="31-1,31-2,31-3">Procter & Gamble states: "At P&G, we believe that eliminating animal testing is the right thing to do. We do not test our products on animals anywhere in the world unless required by law. We are working hard to make it obsolete."</cite> <cite index="31-7">P&G has invested almost $460 million in developing alternative, non-animal testing methods.</cite> However, <cite index="30-4,30-5">P&G does test on animals; the brand pays for their ingredients or finished products to be tested on animals, either by the brand itself, their suppliers, or any third parties.</cite>Company's own statement
Brands owned by Procter & Gamble (The Procter & Gamble Company)
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- P&G's animal testing policy and investments in alternativesCompany's own statement
Supports: <cite index="31-1,31-2,31-3">Procter & Gamble states: "At P&G, we believe that eliminating animal testing is the right thing to do. We do not test our products on animals anywhere in the world unless required by law. We are working hard to make it obsolete."</cite> <cite index="31-7">P&G has invested almost $460 million in developing alternative, non-animal testing methods.</cite> However, <cite index="30-4,30-5">P&G does test on animals; the brand pays for their ingredients or finished products to be tested on animals, either by the brand itself, their suppliers, or any third parties.</cite>
Procter & Gamble (official website) · Accessed 13 September 2026
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