Tell P&G: Use recycled paper in your tissue products

One of the last truly wild places left on Earth, the beautiful Canadian boreal forest is home to caribou, lynx, wolves and more amazing creatures. But this forest is quickly disappearing -- partially due to clear-cutting trees to make tissue products for companies like Procter and Gamble.

But P&G shareholders recently voted to ask the company to issue a report on deforestation and forest degradation in its supply chain, which is a huge step toward our goal to save the Canadian boreal.

Send a message to P&G today to make sure that the company follows its shareholders' recommendation and uses recycled paper in its tissue products.

Subject: Your shareholders voted: Act on deforestation

Your Letter:

Dear CEO David Taylor,

We applaud P&G shareholders' recent vote, which asks the company to report on deforestation and forest degradation in your supply chain. In this critical moment, P&G has an opportunity to follow through on this shareholder recommendation and take a stand for the environment.

As potential customers, we were disappointed to hear that P&G's Charmin received an "F" rating on a sustainability report. Right now, P&G is using virgin wood pulp for your household tissue products, which increases deforestation.

The Canadian boreal is a beautiful forest that removes enough carbon dioxide yearly to offset the emissions of 24 million cars -- but it's quickly disappearing as companies like P&G use its resources in your products.

P&G has the chance to save the Canadian boreal and other forests by using recycled paper in your Charmin, Bounty and other tissue brands. Your shareholders have already made an important vote. Now, it's up to P&G to do the right thing by switching to a sustainable alternative to virgin wood pulp.

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