Send your message to David Taylor, CEO of P&G.

Email Procter & Gamble CEO David Taylor to ask him to make sustainable TP and commit to protecting forests and caribou.

Charmin is the largest at-home toilet paper brand in the US and their parent company, Procter & Gamble (P&G) is a $68 billion corporation, it could be doing more to transition the tissue industry into a more sustainable one. Each year millions of acres of the Canadian boreal forest is logged partially to keep up with the high demand of tissue product in the US – which is equivalent to seven National Hockey League rinks each minute.

We’ve been campaigning nonstop for the past year to change Charmin’s sourcing practices from 100% virgin fiber to incorporating recycled and alternatives fibers. P&G still refuses to make goal-oriented commitments to protect the boreal forest, so it's time to take our public pressure campaign up a notch.

As the largest intact forest on the planet, the boreal forest is a crucial resource in mitigating climate change, and reducing greenhouse gases.

Send him an email to let him know that you would like P&G to make sustainable TP and protect the forest and caribou. It takes just a few minutes to send him an email, but the impact of your voice is just the amplification we need in order to push the company to change.

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Dear Mr. David Taylor,

Because of your lack of commitment to change your bad sourcing practices, as part of the Stand.earth community, I urge you to commit to making sustainable tissue products that does not harm forests or endangered species.

Procter & Gamble states that it has “rigorous policies” to protect forests and that it will continue to enhance its efforts to source responsibly, but the company is falling short in critical areas. And while it’s great that Charmin and Puffs' packaging are 100% recyclable, I can’t ignore the fact that the content inside those packages are made from 100% virgin-fiber sourced from primary forests and potentially endangered species habitat. And it's time that P&G backs up its policies and listens to its consumers.

It’s hard to “enjoy the go” when climate change threatens everyone’s future. Responsible sourcing practices are no longer optional – they're essential. It’s time for P&G to step up and answer the calls of nature, and become a protector of forests, not destroyers.

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