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Downy Fabric Softener
If you want to maintain that fresh, natural scent for weeks after drying your clothes, use Downy fabric softener. Downy, a P&G brand, entered the United States market in 1960. Its entry was shortly followed by growth and distribution across various parts of the country. The brand is currently popular in countries such as Malaysia,…
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Gillette Razors
This is a brand associated with safety razors for men and shaving their facial hair, in addition to other Proctor and Gamble-owned personal care products. P&G merged with Gillette Company on 1st October, 2005. Since then, the Gillette Company has been non-existent. The company assets of Gillette were incorporated into “Global Gillette,” a P&G unit.…
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Oil of Olay Skin Care
Olay is one of the multi-billion dollar Proctor and Gamble brands based in America and specializes in skin care. In 2009, 2.8 billion dollars of P&G’s 79 billion dollar revenue was accounted for by Olay. This is a clear indication that it is among the leading P&G brands. The history of Olay dates back to…
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Capri Sun Beverages
Capri Sun is a juice concentrate beverage owned by WILD, a German Company. The product is packaged in laminated pouches. The history of Capri Sun dates back to 1961 when the product was introduced. The product was distributed and introduced in the United States in 1981. For North America, Kraft Foods is the official production…
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Cheez Whiz Processed Cheese Product
Cheez Whiz is a brand of spread or cheese sauce owned by the Kraft Foods Company. The product is in the form of a viscous paste that is bright yellow in color and packaged in glass jars. Cheez Whiz is mainly used for topping corn chips, hot dogs cheesesteaks, among other foods. The product is…
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Cool Whip Whipped Topping
Cool Whip a whip cream imitation that is usually considered to be whipped topping. In North America, Cool Whip is used as a dessert topping, as well as a few no-bake pies. Originally, the product was considered non-dairy since it did not contain any milk or cream. However, it contained casein and not lactose. The…
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Cote d’Or Chocolates
Cote d’Or, a Belgian chocolate producer, was founded by Charles Neuhaus in 1883. Cote d’Or is a French name for Gold Coast or the modern-day Ghana. Neuhaus adopted the name because the cacao beans used in chocolate making originated from the area. In 1987, Jacobs Suchard purchased Cote d’Or. Kraft Foods purchased Jacobs Suchard in…
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Jell-O
This is a Kraft Foods brand based in Illinois and specializes in gelatin dessert varieties such as puddings, no-bake cream pies and fruit gels. The popularity of the brand contributed to the adoption of “jello” as a generic term referring to gelatin dessert in Canada and United States. Gelatin is a collagen-based protein derived from…
