P&G's Crest
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
"Stand-up tube" format (inverted tube with flip-top cap) will be adopted for all Crest toothpaste formulas, except Crest Baking Soda Toothpaste, beginning in June. P&G said stand-ups use less plastic than pump toothpaste delivery systems and do not have outer packaging. P&G said it plans to discontinue all but three of its pump varieties -- Regular Crest, Crest for Kids Gel and Tartar Control Fresh Mint Gel in 4.6 ounce pumps. P&G also will continue selling Crest in Neat Squeeze packaging, which is a "bag in a bottle" design. Ads for the Crest Stand-Up Tube will be handled by D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles, New York. Colgate-Palmolive launched a Colgate Stand-Up Tube in 1992.
"Stand-up tube" format (inverted tube with flip-top cap) will be
adopted for all Crest toothpaste formulas, except Crest Baking Soda
Toothpaste, beginning in June. P&G said stand-ups use less
plastic than pump toothpaste delivery systems and do not have outer
packaging. P&G said it plans to discontinue all but three of
its pump varieties -- Regular Crest, Crest for Kids Gel and Tartar
Control Fresh Mint Gel in 4.6 ounce pumps. P&G also will
continue selling Crest in Neat Squeeze packaging, which is a "bag
in a bottle" design. Ads for the Crest Stand-Up Tube will be
handled by D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles, New York.
Colgate-Palmolive launched a Colgate Stand-Up Tube in 1992. |