The move is part of a broader effort to streamline operations and fuel long-term growth as global competition, inflation, and consumer uncertainty persist, a statements on its website showed.
Known for brands like Pampers, Tide, Gillette, and Safeguard, P&G says the cuts will come from corporate and regional offices, not factories.
The company has not disclosed specific locations yet, but P&G operates in over 70 countries, including major production sites in the U.S., China, Europe, and the Philippines, where it recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of its Cabuyao plant.
P&G is launching one of its biggest office job shakeups in years to make teams simpler, automate more tasks, and shift resources to faster-growing parts of the business.
It’s also dropping some product lines and pulling out of certain markets so it can focus on its best-selling brands and streamline its factories.
P&G also sees huge room to grow, especially in places like North America, Europe, and fast-growing regions such as Mexico and Southeast Asia.
