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Procter and Gamble - Old Spice after shave - blood on your hands

    Did you know ... Procter and Gamble can help you
    hide your body odour.

    But they can't hide the smell of death, disease and
    decay in their laboratories.

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"Behind Procter & Gamble's wholesome image is a control-obsessed company so paranoid that Wall Street analysts, employees, and the chairman himself refer to it as "the Kremlin." P&G's wealth and power ensure that it gets what it wants, from tax breaks to the eager services of Washington lobbyists."

If you hit upon this site thinking it was about one of the Procter and Gamble beauty products, or Old Spice after shave, Old Spice deodorant or Old Spice anti-perspirant, you may think the tactics are questionable, but ultimately it's in your interest to read through this stuff. Nothing on these pages is misrepresentational.

Contained on this site are a few interesting things you ought to know about Procter and Gamble (P&G). All information has been compiled from a variety of sources and condensed for a quick, concise presentation.

 

P&G - The Company

Procter and Gamble (P&G) is a massive corporation employing over 100,000 staff around the world. Originally better known for soap and detergents, market analysts are steering the big multinational towards the more lucrative beauty and health-care sectors.

In the pharmaceuticals industry profit margins can exceed a healthy 70 percent, and with an ever decreasing mortality rate in the developed world, there's a (un)healthy ready-made customer base.

 

Annual sales for P&G are currently topping 40 billion dollars, with one third of that figure coming from beauty and health-care, with brands such as Olay skin care, Cover Girl cosmetics, Clairol shampoo (bought for 5 billion dollars) and drugs such as Actonel and Asocol.

The most recent additions to the Procter and Gamble fold are Crest toothpaste and IAMS pet food.

P&G is now heavily focused upon the teen market with cosmetics and hair dye, and fast food. And Old Spice after shave and deodorant.

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