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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Failed - to Colgate ‘has a suspected cancer-causing’ crisis of public relations scoring Case protagonist: Colgate - Palmolive is one of the world’s top consumer products company in the world with more than 200 countries and regions, branches or act structure, the total number of employees nearly 40,000 people. Colgate-Palmolive, there are three operating units in China: Colgate-Palmolive China (from Guangzhou Colgate-Palmolive Co., Ltd. and Guangzhou Colgate-Palmolive Co., the composition), Colgate-Palmolive Company and Colgate Sanxiao Hong Kong Limited. Colgate-Palmolive in 1993 produced the first toothpaste in China. Case playback: (Source: Southern Weekend, Beijing Times, China Youth Daily) April 13, the United States, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University provide the media with the subject as ‘too much love of clean and may be harmful to your health and the environment’ press material describes the school, Professor Peter Vikesland of research results: Many anti-bacterial soap in the chemical composition that contains antibacterial triclosan, and the chlorine in tap water reacts to produce volatile substances chloroform and chloroform by the U.S. EPA as a possible human carcinogen.   4 15, Britain ‘Evening Standard’ reporter Mark Preeg according to Peter Vikeslands point of view to write a ‘toothpaste warnings about cancer,’ a text. The article’s theme is ‘a dozen of toothpaste sold in British supermarkets warned today become the focus of cancer by the effects of some anti-bacterial cleaning products, including dishwashing liquid, hand lotion, etc.’. And claimed that ‘Evening Standard’ The survey found that, including brands such as Colgate, including dozens of supermarket products contain triclosan, while Marks amp;amp; Spencer is to withdraw all products containing triclosan. In the article, Mark Preeg also provides a ‘Experts’: World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) toxicology experts, Giles Watson warned that if