P&G To Disclose Fragrance Ingredients Portfolio-Wide By 2020
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
NGOs are trumpeting P&G's fragrance disclosure announcement as a major victory for public health and a turning point for the entire consumer products industry. The initiative, which follows a similar move from Unilever in February, will provide visibility into fragrance formulae across more than 2,000 P&G products.
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