Extraordinary announcements from P&G at this year’s Business Days 2022 conference
Procter&Gamble’s sustainable packaging system was awarded in the product and service category at this year’s Trade Magazine’s Symbol of Sustainability competition. The professional award was received by Gabriel Makki, Central European Sales Director, at the award ceremony held as part of the Business Days 2022 conference.
Procter&Gamble entered the Sustainability Symbol competition announced for the third time with its rechargeable system (aluminum bottle and refill bag) developed for its hair care products, and won the professional sustainability award in the product/service category. Based on the company’s product life cycle research (LCA), the largest part of the product’s ecological footprint comes from consumer use, so they set a goal to promote sustainable consumption with their new packaging system.
At the sustainability round table of the Business Days 2022 conference, Gabriel Makki, the company’s Central European sales director, talked with the leaders of national retail networks and suppliers about plastic reduction, energy saving, and waste recycling, among other things, and was the first to announce P&G’s latest innovations here.
Related news
Alfa Group would speed up the green transition of real estate in Hungary
The compliance of the domestic real estate market with ESG…
Read more >Second European Heatcube installation at KALL Ingredients nears completion
Kyoto Group is thrilled to announce rapid progress on our…
Read more >New ESG detail rules published
On 15 August implementing regulations were published that provide precise…
Read more >Related news
Autumn brought a more restrained result in tourism
Following the summer growth, September showed more modest numbers in…
Read more >Márton Nagy: Domestic consumption is strengthening
Domestic consumption is strengthening, internal demand and the performance of…
Read more >Chocolate fever and spicy orders – this is how Hungarians celebrate Halloween
Special orders and new candy trends in Central Europe: intimate…
Read more >