P&G Future Friendly yesterday, April 11, announced a national partnership with Recyclebank in the U.S. to reward people for taking everyday conservation actions. The partnership, which follows a successful collaboration between Future Friendly and Recyclebank in Cincinnati that enhanced the city’s recycling efforts, will help inspire residents nationwide to adopt recycling practices while rewarding households for reducing waste.
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P&G Future Friendly, the National Geographic Society, and Promethean announced Walker Elementary School of Springdale, Arkansas, as the winner of the Find Your Footprint national conservation education contest. As one of six finalists, Walker Elementary received the highest number of public votes for their video entry, ‘Helping the World and Saving Our Future,’ and will be presented with the grand prize valued at $36,000. More than 34,000 votes were cast during the four-week public voting period to choose the winner.
P&G— the brand reported to have sold Pringles —has time to focus on all things pertaining to beauty and wellness. According to marketingweek.co.uk, Procter & Gamble has announced the launch of an online monthly covering the issues of beauty care and wellness and suggesting P&G’s products of different lineups as a solution in dealing with these issues.
Pampers®, the diaper brand committed to making a difference for every parent and baby, right from the start, today announced the unveiling of a mural that honors Latino babies with real-life miracle stories as told by their families. The community mural is part of the brand’s ‘Every Little Miracle’ Hispanic campaign that provides Latina moms with ongoing support and resources for their babies’ happy, healthy development.
HUGO launches the most urban art inspired challenge called ‘Berlin Stencil Art’ as part of its popular HUGO Create project—this time, the brand it making it real huge and invites its creative fans to participate for a chance to win a trip to the capital of Germany and collaborate with legendary urban artists, plus win some good money.
Leading U.S. corporations announced on March 7 they are taking steps to create a new packaging trade organization. AMERIPEN will engage on public policies impacting the packaging value chain on topics related to packaging and the environment, and will represent the interests of the industry which includes raw material producers, packaging manufacturers, packaging users and fillers, retailers and material recovery organizations. Corporate founders include The Coca-Cola Company, Colgate-Palmolive, ConAgra Foods, The Dow Chemical Co., DuPont Packaging & Industrial Polymers, Kellogg Company, MeadWestvaco (MWV), Procter & Gamble, Sealed Air Corporation and Tetra Pak Inc.