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P&G's first Canadian manufacturing site opens in Hamilton, Ontario, employing 75 people. |
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Tide® is introduced nationally. Hailed as a "washday miracle," it is soon in great demand throughout Canada. |
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Crest® toothpaste is introduced to Canada. |
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P&G becomes the first Canadian company to enter the daytime TV drama field on a major sponsorship basis. |
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P&G's first disposable diaper, Pampers®, is expanded nationally. |
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A new Pampers plant starts up in Belleville, Ontario. The site currently manufactures Always® for the North American market. |
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Another plant in Brockville, Ontario, is opened to manufacture Tide and Bounce. |
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P&G acquires Richardson-Vicks Canada Limited to bring health care and beauty products like Vicks, Oil of Olay, and Pantene into the P&G family. |
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Always introduced in Canadian markets. The International Stock Ownership Plan (ISOP) is introduced in Canada—creating an opportunity for all employees to become stockholders with the assistance of matching contributions from the Company. |
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P&G acquires Tambrands. |
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P&G Canada raises $1 million for United Way—the first packaged goods company in Canada to achieve this level of giving. |
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Exciting new home care products include Febreze and Swiffer. P&G enters pet food with acquisition of the Iams company. |
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Actonel approved for osteoporosis in Canada. |
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P&G enters the hair colour category with the acquisition of Clairol. |
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P&G welcomes Gillette into the family through the addition of leading brands such as Gillette, Braun®, Oral-B® and Duracell®. |
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