P&G PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS SEGMENT SALES UP 2.5% IN FY 1994
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
P&G PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS SEGMENT SALES UP 2.5% IN FY 1994 (ended June 30), reaching $16.64 bil., the Cincinnati, OH-based company said in its recently released annual report. The sales were "depressed by the impact of exchange rates and lower pricing," P&G explained. Personal care products sales accounted for the largest portion, 54.9%, of total fiscal 1994 sales, which were flat (down .5%), at $30.3 bil. ("The Rose Sheet" Aug. 15, p. 5). The personal care products segment includes deodorants, cosmetics and hair, skin and oral care products, as well as paper tissue, disposable diapers, digestive health and respiratory care products, and other pharmaceuticals.