Dietmar Keuschnig’s Post

While it's commendable that P&G has been recognized for its sustainability efforts, let's not overlook the fact that being named one of Barron's 100 Most Sustainable Companies doesn't necessarily mean they're doing enough. The real question is whether P&G's sustainability initiatives are truly making a significant impact or if they're just paying lip service to environmental concerns. It's easy to tout sustainability as a core value, but actions speak louder than words. P&G needs to be transparent about the actual results of their sustainability efforts and whether they're meeting their stated goals. Are they truly reducing their environmental footprint, or are they just greenwashing their image? Furthermore, P&G should be held accountable for any negative environmental impacts their products or practices may still have. It's not enough to focus solely on reducing their own footprint – they need to address the entire lifecycle of their products, from sourcing raw materials to disposal. While it's encouraging that P&G is focusing on areas like Climate, Waste, Water, and Nature, it's crucial that they continue to push the boundaries of what's possible and strive for even greater sustainability. Consumers are increasingly demanding more from companies when it comes to environmental responsibility, and P&G shouldn't rest on its laurels just because it made a "top sustainability companies" list. #DemandMore #TransparencyMatters