This document summarizes the history of Procter & Gamble from 1901 to present day. It outlines key product launches including Crisco in 1911, Tide in 1946, Crest toothpaste in 1955, Pampers in 1961, Always and Whispers in 1983, and Crest White strips in 2001. The document also discusses P&G's purpose to provide superior quality products that improve lives and allow communities to prosper. It raises concerns about potential chemical burns from diaper rash and calls for protecting families.

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2. As defined by our textbook…Human relations Means interactions among people.

3. P & G From The Beginning

4. The Next Generation

5. 1901 the first straight razor1911 Crisco vegetable shortening

6. 1926 Camay for woman1933 Dreft

7. 1934 Drene1946 Tide, the washday miracle

8. 1955 Crest toothpaste, the first fluoride toothpaste that is proven to fight cavities1960 American Dental Association recognized crest toothpaste as a decay-preventing product

9. 1960 Downy1961 Pampers

10. 1963 Folgers coffee1968 Pringles chips

11. 1972 Bounce, the second largest softener behind Downy1983 Always and Whispers

12. 1986 Ultra Pampers and Luvs1989 Cover Girl and Noxell

13. 2001 Crest White strips2010 Pampers with Dry Max

15. OUR TRUST IS GONE,OUR CHILDREN ARE HURT!

17. Typical Diaper Rash

18. Degrees of chemical burns (Diaper Rash)

19. We will provide branded products and services of superior quality and value that improve the lives of the world’s consumers, now and for generations to come. As well a result, consumers will reward us with leadership sales, profit and value creation, allowing our people, our share holders and communities in which we live and work to prosper.P&G Purpose

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26. Let us protect the most precious and tender part of a family!

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44. Is P&G’s wayHEADHEARTHAND

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