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Procter & Gamble Holdings UK, like its US parent The Procter & Gamble Company, manufactures and sells household care items (this includes its Pringles brand); beauty products (includes fragrances like Hugo Boss and Lacoste, cosmetic brand Max Factor, and skin care line Olay); and family health items (like Crest toothpaste and "disposable nappies" Pampers). Procter & Gamble operates more than a dozen locations in the UK, including administrative offices, technical centers, and manufacturing facilities. President Laurent Philippe succeeded Paul Polman, who retired in June 2005.

Procter & Gamble was founded in 1837 by William Procter, a candle maker from England, and James Gamble, a soap maker from Ireland. These two Europeans emigrated to America and created what is now one of the world’s leading consumer goods companies.It's a regional arm of The Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) and oversees business in 15 countries in Western Europe. The subsidiary, which generates nearly a quarter of P&G's sales, makes and markets nearly 20 brands of household care and cleaning (nearly half of sales), beauty and health, and Gillette-branded products. It also produces Iams pet food, Pringles potato chips, and Pampers diapers and baby care items. Research and development is a key part of P&G's global strategy so it's no surprise that P&G Western Europe hosts nine of the company's 27 R&D facilities.

Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc makes a variety of consumer products, including air fresheners (Air Wick), household cleaners (Lysol, Easy-Off), laundry products (Woolite), furniture polishes (Old English), and dishwashing detergents (Electrasol). It also makes over-the-counter pharmaceuticals (Gaviscon) and offers products for hair removal, denture cleaning, and pest control (d-Con). Reckitt Benckiser also butters its bread with French's mustard. The company peddles its products in some 200 countries and boasts about 17 "powerbrands."

S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. is one of the world's largest makers of consumer chemical products, including Glade, Mr. Muscle, Raid, Pledge, Brise, Drano, Fantastik, Kabbikiller, OFF!, Scrubbing Bubbles, Saran, Shout, Vanish, Windex, and Ziploc. S.C. Johnson peddles its products in more than 110 countries. The founder's great-grandson and once one of the richest men in the US, Samuel Johnson, died in 2004. His immediate family owns about 60% of S.C. Johnson; descendants of the founder's daughter own about 40%. Chairman Dr. Fisk Johnson assumed the title of CEO when president, CEO, and director Bill Perez left for Nike in late 2004.

SC Johnson has earned a reputation for products you can trust, products which are designed and manufactured to the highest quality and excellence. Founded in 1886 as a parquet flooring company by Samuel Curtis Johnson the first example of innovation was recognising a need for a specially formulated product to care for the parquet floors, Johnson’s Prepared Paste Wax. The company , owned and managed by the Johnson family since 1886, is in its 5th generation now and has a presence in over 70 countries around the world. S.C. Johnson EurAFNE Ltd. Company Profile S.C. Johnson EurAFNE (stands for Europe/Africa and Near East) serves the Near East region of household cleaning products company S.C. Johnson & Son. The region maintains about a dozen products in its brand portfolio to clean just about every room of the house and kill insects. The EurAFNE office houses the regional and functional division executives, as well as the European Information Services and the Consumer Environmental Responsibility divisions. Its Central Strategic Procurement division is based in the Netherlands. Patrick O'Brien took over as president in late 2004.

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