P&G To Cut Portfolio In Half, Refocus On Core In Simplification Strategy

P&G will divest or discontinue half its brands and focus on lines that account for 90% of its total sales under a streamlining effort CEO A.G. Lafley says will result in portfolio offering “consumer-preferred and customer supported” products.

Procter & Gamble Co. plans to streamline its business to “consumer preferred and customer supported” offerings by divesting or discontinuing about half of its brands within the next two years.

The strategy aims to whittle down the portfolio from roughly 160 brands to between 70 and 80, President and CEO...

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