Colgate-Palmolive
A global consumer-products company whose portfolio spans oral care, personal care, home care, skin health, and veterinary nutrition.
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Overview
Colgate-Palmolive is an American multinational consumer-products company headquartered at 300 Park Avenue in New York City. Its principal activities are the development, manufacture, marketing, distribution, and sale of oral-care, personal-care, home-care, skin-health, and pet-nutrition products. The company operates through a portfolio model in which the corporate group owns or manages numerous consumer brands, while Colgate and Palmolive remain its most recognizable names internationally. Other important brands and businesses include Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Tom’s of Maine, Hello Products, elmex, meridol, Sanex, Speed Stick, Softsoap, Irish Spring, Fabuloso, Ajax, Murphy Oil Soap, PCA SKIN, EltaMD, Filorga, and Protex, although availability varies by country. The company traces its origins to William Colgate, an English immigrant who established a starch, soap, and candle business on Dutch Street in New York in 1806. The early enterprise gradually developed standardized soap products, perfumed soaps, and oral-care goods. Colgate introduced toothpaste in jars in 1873 and later helped popularize toothpaste in collapsible tubes, with Colgate Ribbon Dental Cream entering the market in 1896. The company's investment in applied research during the same period helped establish a more scientific approach to consumer-product development. The Palmolive side of the business originated with the B. J. Johnson Company of Milwaukee, whose soap formula used palm and olive oils. The Palmolive name became sufficiently successful that the company adopted it as its corporate identity in 1917. Palmolive soap was a major mass-market success in the early twentieth century. In 1926, Palmolive combined with Peet Brothers Soap Company, and in 1928 the resulting Palmolive-Peet organization merged with Colgate. The combined enterprise was initially called the Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company; the corporate name was shortened to Colgate-Palmolive Company in 1953. During the twentieth century, Colgate-Palmolive expanded from traditional soap and toothpaste into detergents, deodorants, shampoos, shaving products, household cleaners, and later pet nutrition and specialist skin-health products. Its business was shaped by intense competition with Procter & Gamble, particularly in toothpaste, laundry products, soap, and television advertising. Colgate-Palmolive also became associated with the early sponsorship of daytime television soap operas, including The Doctors and One Life to Live, although it discontinued soap-opera sponsorship after The Doctors ended in 1982. A major strategic theme in the modern period has been portfolio concentration. The company divested several lower-priority laundry-detergent brands and businesses, while emphasizing higher-margin oral care, personal care, pet nutrition, and specialist health products. Acquisitions such as Tom's of Maine, Sanex, PCA SKIN, Filorga, and Hello Products broadened its presence in natural oral care, personal care, and premium skin health. Hill’s Pet Nutrition became a major pillar of the group, combining prescription diets with science-based everyday pet food. As of 2026, Colgate-Palmolive remains an active, publicly listed global company led by Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer Noel Wallace. Its strategic direction emphasizes oral health, pet health, skin health, brand-building, innovation, digital commerce, and sustainability. In 2025 it introduced a refreshed corporate identity and the tagline “Make More Smiles.” In 2026, Colgate-Palmolive India partnered with Bombay Shaving Company to support Palmolive’s direct-to-consumer and e-commerce activities, reflecting the continuing shift toward digital retail and specialized channel management.
History
Colgate-Palmolive’s history combines two major American soap and personal-care traditions. The Colgate lineage began in 1806 when William Colgate, an English immigrant and Baptist, established a New York business producing starch, soap, and candles. The company initially grew through basic household products, but its later importance came from product standardization, brand development, and advances in oral care. In the 1840s, Colgate began selling soap cakes in consistent weights, helping consumers associate the product with reliability and uniform quality. After William Colgate’s death in 1857, the business was reorganized as Colgate & Company under his son Samuel Colgate. The company expanded into perfumed personal-care products with Cashmere Bouquet soap in 1872. It entered oral care in 1873 with an aromatic toothpaste sold in jars. In 1896, Colgate introduced Colgate Ribbon Dental Cream in a collapsible tube, following the development of tube-based toothpaste associated with dentist Washington Sheffield. The company also established an early applied research laboratory under Martin Ittner, signaling a move toward formal product science and technical innovation. By 1908, toothpaste in tubes was being sold on a mass-market basis. The Palmolive lineage originated in Milwaukee with the B. J. Johnson Company. Its soap formula, developed in the late nineteenth century, used palm and olive oils and became popular enough for the company to rename itself Palmolive in 1917. Palmolive soap became one of the leading mass-market soaps of the early twentieth century. Palmolive later combined with Peet Brothers Soap Company, creating a larger soap and perfumery enterprise with domestic and international operations. The Colgate and Palmolive-Peet businesses merged on July 1, 1928. The resulting company was called Colgate Palmolive Peet Company and combined three established soap and personal-care businesses. It had manufacturing operations in the United States and overseas, creating a platform for international expansion. In 1953, the corporate identity was simplified to Colgate-Palmolive Company. The postwar period was marked by broader product diversification and intense competition. Procter & Gamble became a principal rival in soap, detergents, and toothpaste. The launch and growth of Tide challenged Colgate-Palmolive’s laundry position, while P&G’s Crest and Gleem products strengthened the competitive battle in oral care. Colgate-Palmolive also participated in the early television economy, sponsoring daytime serials such as The Doctors and One Life to Live. The company’s sponsorship of The Doctors continued until that program ended in 1982. George Henry Lesch was an important twentieth-century leader who helped restructure Colgate-Palmolive into a more modern consumer-products company. Later management teams continued the internationalization of the business and expanded the portfolio into deodorants, shampoos, shaving products, household cleaners, and specialist health products. The company’s global operating model increasingly relied on local subsidiaries, regional brands, and market-specific product formulations. From the 1990s onward, Colgate-Palmolive used acquisitions and divestitures to reshape its portfolio. The acquisition of Mennen strengthened personal care. The company purchased or developed additional oral-care brands, including specialist products in Europe and emerging markets, while Hill’s Pet Nutrition became a core business in science-based pet food. In 2005, Colgate sold several underperforming detergent brands and related rights to Phoenix Brands, illustrating a strategy of emphasizing oral care, personal care, and pet nutrition over lower-priority laundry categories. In 2006, it announced the acquisition of a controlling interest in Tom’s of Maine, expanding into natural personal and oral care. Sanex was acquired from Unilever in 2011, and Hello Products was acquired in 2020 to strengthen premium oral care in the United States. The company has also faced scrutiny over animal testing, palm-oil sourcing, plastic packaging, climate commitments, labor standards, and environmental liabilities. Colgate-Palmolive has stated that it seeks alternatives to animal testing while continuing to operate in markets where testing can be required by law. Environmental organizations and ethical-rating groups have criticized aspects of its supply chain and sustainability performance, particularly in relation to palm oil, deforestation, plastics, and greenhouse-gas emissions. In 2022, after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the company announced that it would limit Russian operations to essential health and hygiene products and suspend investment, advertising, media, and promotional activities. In 2025, the company introduced a new corporate identity and the “Make More Smiles” tagline. By 2026, its senior leadership had been reorganized around global growth, regional operating responsibilities, customer development, digital transformation, skin health, and Hill’s Pet Nutrition. The company continued to combine iconic mass-market brands with premium, specialist, and digitally distributed offerings.
- 2026
Palmolive digital-commerce partnership in India
[6]Colgate-Palmolive India appoints Bombay Shaving Company to support Palmolive’s direct-to-consumer advertising and e-commerce operations.
- 2025
Corporate identity refreshed
[5]Colgate-Palmolive introduces a refreshed logo and the “Make More Smiles” corporate tagline.
- 2022
Russian operations restricted after invasion of Ukraine
[1]The company limits activity in Russia to essential health and hygiene products and suspends investment and promotional activity.
- 2022
Recyclable toothpaste tube publicized
[8]The company highlighted a recyclable toothpaste tube within its packaging-sustainability program.
- 2020
Hello Products acquired
[1]Colgate-Palmolive acquires Hello Products, adding a premium and digitally oriented oral-care brand in the United States.
- 2019
Filorga acquired
[7]Colgate-Palmolive acquired the Filorga skincare brand, broadening its care portfolio.
- 2012
Efficiency restructuring announced
[1]The company announces a workforce-reduction and efficiency program intended to reduce costs and simplify operations through 2016.
- 2011
Sanex acquired from Unilever
[1]Colgate-Palmolive acquires the Sanex personal-care brand from Unilever to strengthen its European body-care business.
- 2006
Tom’s of Maine acquisition announced
[1]Colgate-Palmolive announces the acquisition of a controlling interest in Tom’s of Maine, expanding its natural oral- and personal-care portfolio.
- 2005
Laundry-brand divestitures
[1]The company sells several lower-performing detergent brands and related rights to Phoenix Brands as it concentrates on oral care, personal care, and pet nutrition.
Products and positioning
A science-led, mass-market and premium consumer-health company built around trusted everyday brands, broad international distribution, oral-health leadership, pet nutrition, and increasingly specialized skin-health and digital-commerce offerings.
Oral care · 1873
Colgate
Colgate is the group’s principal oral-care brand and includes toothpastes, toothbrushes, mouthwashes, dental floss, whitening products, and professional or specialist products. The range is adapted by market and includes everyday cavity protection, gum care, sensitivity, children’s products, and premium formulations. Colgate’s historical importance comes from its early toothpaste products, its adoption of tube packaging, and its international scale. The flagship oral-care brand offers toothpastes for cavity protection, sensitivity, gum care, whitening, freshness, and other needs, as well as toothbrushes, mouth rinses, children's products, and professional oral-health offerings. It is the company's most internationally recognizable consumer brand and is sold through mass retail, pharmacies, e-commerce, and dental channels.
Personal care and home care · 1898
Palmolive
Palmolive began as a soap brand built around a formula associated with palm and olive oils. Its modern portfolio varies by country but commonly includes bar soap, liquid hand wash, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, shaving products, and dishwashing liquid. Palmolive is positioned around accessible everyday cleansing and household care, with strong regional differences in formulations, packaging, and distribution. Palmolive is a personal-care brand centered on soaps, body washes, shampoos, and related cleansing products. Its positioning and assortment vary by market, but the line generally emphasizes everyday cleansing, fragrance, and accessible household use.
Pet nutrition
Hill’s Pet Nutrition
Hill’s Pet Nutrition develops science-based food for dogs and cats. Its main franchises include Prescription Diet, formulated for specific veterinary and health needs, and Science Diet, intended for everyday nutrition across life stages and conditions. Hill’s is a central part of Colgate-Palmolive’s health-oriented portfolio and is distributed through veterinary channels, specialty pet retailers, and broader consumer channels.
Natural personal and oral care · 1970
Tom’s of Maine
Tom’s of Maine offers natural-positioned toothpaste, mouthwash, deodorants, soap, and related personal-care products. Colgate-Palmolive acquired a controlling interest in the business in the mid-2000s. The brand serves consumers seeking ingredient-conscious, natural, or environmentally oriented alternatives within mass and premium retail channels.
Premium oral care
Hello Products
Hello Products is a premium oral-care brand known for toothpaste, mouthwash, toothbrushes, and related products with design-led packaging and a strong digital and specialty-retail presence. Colgate-Palmolive acquired the business in 2020 to strengthen its position in faster-growing premium and digitally engaged segments of the United States oral-care market.
Deodorants and antiperspirants
Speed Stick
Speed Stick is a personal-care brand focused on deodorants and antiperspirants, including stick, gel, and other formats. It competes in the mass-market men’s and unisex deodorant categories and is distributed across multiple countries under market-specific product variants.
Household cleaning
Fabuloso
Fabuloso is a household-cleaning brand centered on fragranced multipurpose cleaners and related products. It has a particularly strong presence in Latin America and the United States and is associated with floor, surface, and general household cleaning. The brand combines functional cleaning claims with distinctive scents and colorful packaging.
Hand and body care
Softsoap
Softsoap offers liquid hand soaps, body washes, and related cleansing products. The brand helped popularize liquid hand soap in mass retail and is positioned around convenience, fragrance variety, moisturizing claims, and family-oriented everyday use. Softsoap is primarily associated with liquid hand soaps and related cleansing products. The brand competes in convenient everyday hand-hygiene use and is distributed through retail and online channels in selected markets.
Body care
Sanex
Sanex is a personal-care brand focused on shower products, deodorants, and skin-oriented cleansing. Colgate-Palmolive acquired the brand from Unilever in 2011 and integrated it into its European personal-care portfolio. Its positioning emphasizes skin compatibility, everyday hygiene, and formulations designed for different skin needs.
Professional and specialist skin health
PCA SKIN and EltaMD
PCA SKIN and EltaMD are specialist skin-health businesses serving dermatology, professional skincare, and premium consumer channels. Their products include sunscreens, cleansers, moisturizers, treatment products, and other dermatologist-oriented formulations. They extend Colgate-Palmolive beyond traditional mass personal care into clinically positioned skin health.
Pet nutrition
Hill's Science Diet
Hill's Science Diet provides pet food designed for routine nutritional needs across life stages and animal conditions. The brand is distributed through pet retailers and other specialized channels and forms part of Colgate-Palmolive's Hill's Pet Nutrition business.
Therapeutic pet nutrition
Hill's Prescription Diet
Hill's Prescription Diet is a specialized nutrition range intended for pets with particular health or dietary requirements. Products are commonly associated with veterinary recommendation and specialist distribution rather than ordinary mass-market grocery purchasing.
Home care
Ajax
Ajax is a household-cleaning brand with products such as surface and other domestic cleaners. Its exact assortment and market presence differ across countries, reflecting Colgate-Palmolive's locally managed brand portfolio.
Controversies
2024
Ethical Consumer ratings
Ethical Consumer reported concerns about Colgate-Palmolive’s palm oil, deforestation, climate strategy, plastics, supply-chain management, labor rights, animal testing, taxation, and executive pay. Its assessment gave the company poor or worst-category ratings in several areas.
2023
Climate-target criticism
Planet Tracker criticized Colgate-Palmolive’s progress against emissions targets and argued that upstream Scope 3 emissions lacked a sufficiently clear mitigation strategy. Sustainability-focused commentators characterized the gap between commitments and emissions trends as a potential greenwashing and financial-risk issue.
2021
Palm-oil supply-chain and Papua New Guinea allegations
Global Witness reported that palm-oil suppliers connected to Colgate-Palmolive had alleged links to bribery, violence against villagers, and child labor in Papua New Guinea. The report contributed to broader scrutiny of supplier traceability and human-rights safeguards.
2021
Rainforest Action Network deforestation and human-rights assessment
Rainforest Action Network gave Colgate-Palmolive a failing score in a palm-oil assessment covering deforestation and human-rights risks. The company subsequently disclosed information about forest impacts connected with its palm-oil supply chain in North Sumatra.
2020
Earth Island Institute sues companies over plastic packaging pollution in California
Earth Island Institute filed a lawsuit in a California court against Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Nestle USA, Procter & Gamble and other companies, seeking unspecified damages and an order requiring them to clean up plastic waste. The group alleges that plastic packaging from the companies is fouling California waters and says their products contributed to a global pollution crisis; these are allegations in the lawsuit, not a court determination.
2019
Plastic pollution criticism
BreakFreeFromPlastic identified Colgate-Palmolive among major plastic polluters in its brand-audit work. The criticism focused on the scale and recyclability of consumer-product packaging and the distinction between making packaging recyclable and reducing the use of virgin plastic.
2017
Chemsol Superfund-site liability allegations
Through the historical Mennen business, Colgate-Palmolive was reported as one of several companies potentially responsible for hazardous waste at the Chemsol federal Superfund site in Piscataway, New Jersey. Reported contamination involved volatile organic compounds, PCBs, lead, soil, and groundwater, with cleanup costs discussed among government and potentially responsible parties.
2011
Triclosan controversy in Total toothpaste
Colgate-Palmolive retained triclosan in its market-leading Total toothpaste range after withdrawing the antibacterial ingredient from several other product categories. The decision drew criticism from groups concerned about possible health and environmental effects, although the company continued to market the toothpaste under applicable regulatory approvals.
Marketing campaigns
- 2025Make More Smiles corporate identity
Worldwide
Colgate-Palmolive refreshed its corporate logo with a brighter blue treatment and a smile-shaped visual relationship between the letters C and P. The campaign connected the corporate identity to the company’s stated purpose of reimagining a healthier future for all.
Outcome. The refreshed identity and “Make More Smiles” tagline became the company’s current corporate-brand expression.
- 2023Comedians Talking Trash
Australia
In partnership with Vice News, Colgate-Palmolive used comedy, a hosted documentary format, and a cartoon recycling-tube character to make toothpaste-tube recycling more approachable.
Outcome. The campaign was reported to have generated 9.9 million views, exceeding its forecast by 130 percent.
- 2022Recyclable toothpaste tube initiative
Global
The company communicated the launch of a recyclable toothpaste tube as part of its effort to improve packaging recyclability and reduce plastic waste.
Outcome. The initiative provided a concrete product example of the company's broader packaging goals.
- 2004Colgate oral-health global-theme campaign
China
Chinese advertising connected with the company's global oral-health platform and used integrated television, print, and visual communication to promote cavity prevention.
Outcome. The campaign extended the Colgate preventive-care message across multiple media formats in China.
- 2001Oral Health Smile Project in Western China
China
Colgate-Palmolive worked with Chinese preventive-medicine and dental organizations on an oral-health education initiative directed particularly at children and communities in western China.
Outcome. The program formed part of the company's longer-running public-health and brushing-education activity in China.
- 1968One Life to Live sponsorship
United States
Colgate-Palmolive sponsored ABC’s One Life to Live beginning in 1968. The company attempted to maintain its relationship with the program and obtain sponsorship of All My Children, but ABC did not permit the proposed arrangement.
Outcome. Colgate-Palmolive’s sponsorship of One Life to Live ended in the mid-1970s.
- 1963The Doctors television sponsorship
United States
Colgate-Palmolive sponsored the NBC daytime serial The Doctors from its 1963 debut through its cancellation in 1982. The sponsorship connected the company with the classic soap-opera advertising model used by major household-products companies.
Outcome. The sponsorship ended when the program was canceled in 1982; the company did not resume soap-opera sponsorship afterward.
- 1890Colgate University support
United States
The Colgate family’s longstanding financial and institutional support contributed to Madison University being renamed Colgate University in 1890. The relationship reflects the philanthropic and educational legacy associated with the company’s founding family.
Outcome. The university retained the Colgate name and continues as an independent educational institution.
- Colgate Bright Smiles, Bright Futures
Worldwide
Bright Smiles, Bright Futures is Colgate-Palmolive’s oral-health education and community program. It uses educational materials, school and community outreach, and brushing guidance to promote children’s oral-health habits and access to preventive information.
Outcome. The program became a long-running international community initiative associated with the Colgate brand.
- Colgate Women’s Games
United States
Colgate-Palmolive sponsors the Colgate Women’s Games, an amateur track-and-field series open to girls and women from elementary school through college. The program combines athletic competition with scholarships, educational grants, and community participation.
Outcome. The event became a long-running women’s amateur athletics program in New York City.
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Brand decisions
2026
Outsource Palmolive India’s D2C and e-commerce executionStrategyBackground
Colgate-Palmolive India sought additional digital-commerce capabilities for Palmolive while retaining control of the brand’s product, supply-chain, and traditional retail activities.
Action taken
The Indian subsidiary partnered with Bombay Shaving Company to manage consumer-facing advertising and customer relationships for Palmolive’s D2C and e-commerce business.
Aftermath
The arrangement reflected a hybrid operating model in which Colgate retained product and retail governance while using a digital-first partner for online execution.
2025
Launch CP 2030 strategic direction and corporate identity refreshStrategyBackground
Colgate-Palmolive sought to align its corporate purpose, innovation agenda, digital capabilities, and growth priorities under a longer-term strategic framework.
Action taken
The company organized leadership responsibilities around CP 2030 growth priorities and introduced a refreshed corporate logo and the “Make More Smiles” tagline.
Aftermath
The identity refresh strengthened the connection between the corporate brand, oral-health heritage, broader health positioning, and community impact.
2022
Restrict Russian operations after the invasion of UkraineStrategyBackground
The Russian invasion of Ukraine created geopolitical, reputational, and operating risks for multinational companies.
Action taken
Colgate-Palmolive suspended imports and sales of many products in Russia, limited activity to essential health and hygiene products, and halted capital investment, advertising, media, and promotional activity.
Aftermath
The company’s longer-term operating status in Russia remained less clearly specified in the referenced material.
2022
Recyclable toothpaste tube introducedProduct launchBackground
Packaging waste and plastic reduction had become material issues for global consumer-goods companies.
Action taken
Colgate-Palmolive introduced a recyclable toothpaste tube and linked it to wider packaging objectives.
Aftermath
The tube served as a visible product-level demonstration of the company's sustainability strategy.
2020
Acquire Hello ProductsM&ABackground
Premium, design-led, and digitally oriented oral care was expanding in the United States, complementing Colgate’s mainstream scale.
Action taken
Colgate-Palmolive acquired Hello Products LLC.
Aftermath
Hello became part of the company’s premium oral-care portfolio, adding a brand with strong specialty and digital-commerce positioning.
2019
Acquisition of FilorgaM&ABackground
Colgate-Palmolive sought to extend its care portfolio beyond its core oral, personal, and home-care categories.
Action taken
The company acquired the Filorga skincare brand.
Aftermath
Filorga became part of Colgate-Palmolive's broader care portfolio.
2015
Sell Australian laundry-detergent and pre-wash brandsStrategyBackground
The company continued to reduce exposure to selected laundry categories in markets where those businesses were not central to its growth priorities.
Action taken
Colgate-Palmolive sold Australian laundry-detergent and pre-wash brands to Henkel.
Aftermath
Henkel assumed the relevant Australian and New Zealand brand rights and operations.
Reported transaction value. US$245 million (May 2015)
2012
Implement global efficiency restructuringStrategyBackground
Management sought to simplify the company and improve efficiency in a competitive consumer-products environment.
Action taken
Colgate-Palmolive announced a plan to eliminate approximately 2,310 positions, or about 6 percent of its workforce, by the end of 2016.
Aftermath
The program became part of a multiyear restructuring and efficiency effort affecting the company’s organization and operations.
2011
Acquire Sanex from UnileverM&ABackground
Colgate-Palmolive sought to strengthen its European personal-care presence with an established body-care brand.
Action taken
The company acquired Sanex from Unilever.
Aftermath
Sanex was integrated into Colgate-Palmolive’s European personal-care activities.
Announced transaction value. US$940 million (2011 announcement)
2006
Acquire controlling interest in Tom’s of MaineM&ABackground
Natural and ingredient-conscious oral care represented a strategic growth opportunity alongside Colgate’s mainstream oral-care portfolio.
Action taken
Colgate-Palmolive announced the acquisition of an 84 percent stake in Tom’s of Maine.
Aftermath
Tom’s of Maine became part of Colgate-Palmolive’s natural personal- and oral-care portfolio.
Announced transaction value. US$100 million (2006 announcement)
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Recent events
Colgate-Palmolive appoints Manish Anandani as India MD & CEO[14]
Reported:
Colgate-Palmolive appointed Manish Anandani as its new India MD & CEO effective Sept 28, replacing incumbent Prabha Narasimhan, who moves to executive vice-president, marketing, Asia-Pacific division.
Colgate launches the 2022 Bright Smiles Kids Awards[15]
Reported:
Colgate-Palmolive launched the 2022 Bright Smiles Kids Awards, inviting young people ages 6–14 to submit videos of projects highlighting optimism and creativity. The program is hosted by Bright Smiles, Bright Futures.
Colgate-Palmolive India reports Q2FY22 results[16]
Reported:
Colgate-Palmolive (India) Limited reported Q2FY22 net sales of Rs. 1,344.0 crore and net profit after tax of Rs. 269.2 crore.
Colgate-Palmolive reports higher second-quarter earnings[17]
Reported:
Colgate-Palmolive reported second-quarter profit of $703 million, compared with $605 million in the same quarter last year, and revenue of $4.2 billion, up 7.7% year over year.
Coca-Cola, Colgate-Palmolive and Unilever join AB InBev accelerator[18]
Reported:
The Coca-Cola Company, Colgate-Palmolive and Unilever joined AB InBev's 100+ Accelerator as founding partners. The programme funds and pilots sustainable supply-chain innovations.
Colgate-Palmolive opens applications for Haz la U scholarship program[19]
Reported:
Colgate-Palmolive opened applications for its annual Haz la U educational grant program for the 2021–2022 academic year, in partnership with the Hispanic Heritage Foundation. The program will provide 100 grants of $1,000 each to Latinx high school students in the United States.
- Unconfirmed
Colgate launches COVID-19 relief campaign in Peshawar[20]
Reported:
Colgate Palmolive launched a COVID-19 relief campaign in Peshawar that would distribute hand-wash samples to 30,000 homes and raise awareness about the virus and safety measures.
Colgate-Palmolive partners to donate soap in South Africa[21]
Reported:
Colgate-Palmolive South Africa and the World Health Organization partnered with Save the Children to donate one million bars of soap to vulnerable children and families in South Africa.
Colgate-Palmolive partners with WHO on soap donation effort[22]
Reported:
Colgate-Palmolive partnered with the World Health Organization to make and donate 25 million bars of soap to several agencies in the United States as COVID-19 spread. Colgate said it would use five manufacturing plants to produce the soap as part of the #SafeHands effort.
Earth Island Institute sues companies over plastic packaging pollution in California[13]
Reported:
Earth Island Institute filed a lawsuit in a California court against Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Nestle USA, Procter & Gamble and other companies, seeking unspecified damages and an order requiring them to clean up plastic waste. The group alleges that plastic packaging from the companies is fouling California waters and says their products contributed to a global pollution crisis; these are allegations in the lawsuit, not a court determination.
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