Parent company
Who owns The Procter & Gamble Company, and which brands does it own?
Last verified 13 September 2026Last updated 13 September 2026
Animal welfare record
Procter & Gamble states that it does not test any consumer products on animals unless required by law. P&G claims to have invested over $495 million in alternatives to animal testing and pioneered over 25 non-animal testing methods. However, the caveat 'unless required by law' means P&G permits animal testing in markets where it is mandated.Company's own statement
Brands owned by The Procter & Gamble Company
Sources
- Flash ownership (P&G), animal testing stance of P&G (tests when required by law), cruelty-free status (not certified), bottom rating for animal welfareOfficial registry
Supports: Flash is recorded as having The Procter & Gamble Company as its parent since 1958.
The Good Shopping Guide · Accessed 13 September 2026
- P&G policy: no animal testing unless required by law; $495 million investment in alternatives; 25+ non-animal methods developedCompany's own statement
Supports: Procter & Gamble states that it does not test any consumer products on animals unless required by law. P&G claims to have invested over $495 million in alternatives to animal testing and pioneered over 25 non-animal testing methods. However, the caveat 'unless required by law' means P&G permits animal testing in markets where it is mandated.
Procter & Gamble · Accessed 13 September 2026