Reuters exclusively reported that Procter & Gamble (P&G) will take steps aimed at reducing potential harm to forests from its purchases of wood pulp for toilet paper and other consumer goods, after being pressured by environmentalists and investors for more sweeping changes. P&G faces scrutiny from environmental non-profits and some investors, in part because it lags behind its publicly-traded peers in using recycled paper and fibers in household staples such as toilet paper.
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