Sustainability and environmental practices in P&G glycerin production

First, P&G focuses on the selection and procurement of raw materials. The production of P&G glycerin relies heavily on natural vegetable oils, such as palm oil and olive oil. To ensure the sustainability of these raw materials, P&G builds strong relationships with its suppliers and ensures that the vegetable oils it purchases come from sustainably grown farms. This means that no forests are destroyed or unsustainable agricultural practices are used during cultivation, helping to preserve ecosystems and biodiversity.

In addition, Procter & Gamble actively promotes circular economy and waste recycling. By-products and wastewater from the glycerine production process can be used for other purposes or reused after rigorous treatment and purification. P&G actively participates in waste recovery and recycling programs to reduce the waste of resources and the load on the environment.

In conclusion, Procter & Gamble actively adopts sustainable development and environmental protection measures in its glycerin production process. From the selection of raw materials to production processes, to waste treatment and product innovation, P&G has always emphasized environmental protection and sustainable development.

P&G will continue to strengthen its collaboration with suppliers to promote sustainable agriculture and farming practices and to ensure the sustainable sourcing of glycerin raw materials. By supporting and participating in relevant certification bodies and initiatives, such as the Sustainable Palm Oil Certification System, P&G ensures that its glycerin production meets international standards and best practices.

To promote sustainable development, P&G also actively engages in research and development and innovation. Through continuous improvement of production processes and product formulations, P&G strives to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions, and increase the efficiency and environmental friendliness of its products. P&G is also actively exploring the application of biodegradable materials and green chemicals to contribute to sustainable development in the future.