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New technologies provide P&G with unique opportunities to engage consumers, stakeholders and employees through the use of a wide variety of social media. Our Global Social Media policy outlines principles for its responsible use by employees and partners, ensuring we protect consumers, stakeholders and P&G.


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Procter & Gamble
New video in the proctergamble YouTube channel
about 16 hours 35 min ago
Ire Gon Ire González
STOP ANIMAL TESTING!
about 16 hours 32 min ago
Jesus Antonio Fernandez Portilla
P&G es lo mejor!!!
about 16 hours 16 min ago
Procter & Gamble
Super Bowl Sunday! Gillette is home to the NFL’s Greatest Fans. How many of you have been growing playoff beards or ‘staches to help your team emerge triumphant? Gillette wants to see your Game Day Style! Post a pic of your best game face to Gillette's Facebook page and they'll crown the best ones next week.
Gillette
At the heart of men's grooming for more than 100 years, Gillette understands that when men look good, they feel good and they perform well. This means that grooming plays an increasingly important role in a man's day. With the number of men engaging in facial and body grooming on a daily, weekly or monthly basis, one thing is clear: men have carved out their own niche in the beauty industry and Gillette offers products specific to their needs. Gillette’s Facebook community is a place where fans can get helpful grooming advice, entertaining content and promotions. Although Gillette and The Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) do not monitor every Facebook posting, please understand that we reserve the right to remove postings that: (1) are libelous profane, defamatory, disparaging, hateful, harassing, threatening, or obscene; (2) violate another’s copyright or intellectual property; (3) condones or promotes illegal activity; (4) are fraudulent, deceptive or misleading; (5) are otherwise sexual or offensive graphically or in tone; (6) contain spam or are intended to cause technical disruptions to this page; (7) are off topic; or (8) violate any local, state, federal, and/or international laws or regulations. Please note that Gillette and P&G do not endorse any opinions on this page not specifically posted by us. Additionally, Gillette and P&G are not responsible for the accuracy of the claims, information, advice or comments posted by fans and visitors of the page. Gillette strongly encourages fans of this page to respect fellow community members and to follow Facebook’s Statement of Rights and Responsibilities. Anyone repeatedly posting material that falls into the above categories will be removed and/or banned from participating in this Fan Page.
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about 1 day 19 hours ago
Ire Gon Ire González
STOP ANIMAL TESTING!
about 1 day 19 hours ago
Procter & Gamble
Downy
Only 3 more days until Super Bowl Sunday. Don’t forget to follow @Downy on Twitter for your chance to win an Unstopable NFL Fan Package and a full size bottle of Downy Unstopables.
about 4 days 5 hours ago
Amy Vian
Ladies...THANK YOU so much for helping me spread the word on animal testing being done by PROCTER AND GAMBLE!!!!! I boycotted their products years ago and will NEVER use them again. Even if they stop now....There are still so many innocent animals that have died because of their GREED!
about 1 day 22 hours ago
Amy Vian
http://www.uncaged.co.uk/news/2011/boycott.htm
about 1 day 22 hours ago
Procter & Gamble
New video in the proctergamble YouTube channel
about 5 days 22 hours ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
Every year over 100 million animals are used for testing, most of them are rats and mice, but they also use dogs, cats, rabbits and chimpanzees. Animals are usually kept in dark, sad spaces, in isolation and in tiny cages. They suffer greatly from loneliness, boredom and lack of love. Animals like chimpanzees are injected with HIV, or various other human diseases, and then given various potentially painful treatments. Oftentimes corporations are testing cosmetics and household products on the animals. NOT life saving drugs! Humans force them to eat the toxic products, spray them in their eyes and put them on their skin. For example, dogs are force fed pesticides and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed into their skin and eyes. Dogs are set on fire for the purpose of 3rd degree burn product research. The results are misleading. Most of these animals aren’t even genetically close to us! Products that work great on a chimpanzee can still be, and have proven to be, dangerous for humans. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, who own Band-Aid and Aveeno, and Procter & Gamble test on animals.
about 3 days 8 hours ago
Amy Vian
http://samsaraca.blogspot.com/2011/01/disturbing-world-of-animal-testing.html
about 1 day 22 hours ago
Procter & Gamble
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about 6 days 5 hours ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
Every year over 100 million animals are used for testing, most of them are rats and mice, but they also use dogs, cats, rabbits and chimpanzees. Animals are usually kept in dark, sad spaces, in isolation and in tiny cages. They suffer greatly from loneliness, boredom and lack of love. Animals like chimpanzees are injected with HIV, or various other human diseases, and then given various potentially painful treatments. Oftentimes corporations are testing cosmetics and household products on the animals. NOT life saving drugs! Humans force them to eat the toxic products, spray them in their eyes and put them on their skin. For example, dogs are force fed pesticides and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed into their skin and eyes. Dogs are set on fire for the purpose of 3rd degree burn product research. The results are misleading. Most of these animals aren’t even genetically close to us! Products that work great on a chimpanzee can still be, and have proven to be, dangerous for humans. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, who own Band-Aid and Aveeno, and Procter & Gamble test on animals.
about 3 days 8 hours ago
Amy Vian
http://samsaraca.blogspot.com/2011/01/disturbing-world-of-animal-testing.html
about 1 day 22 hours ago