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An excellent site to determine whether or not you want to

support a company by purchasing its products.

 

example:

About Warner-Lambert Co.

--------------------------Warner-Lambert

manufactures health and personal care products and

pharmaceuticals. The company has 44,000 employees and is

based Morris Plains, New Jersey. In 1999 Warner-Lambert

reported revenues of $12.9 billion. The company also

merged in 1999 with Pfizer.

 

Warner-Lambert Co. has been criticized for:

Ethics Warner Lambert was named one of the 'Top 100

Corporate Criminals of the 1990s' for its Food and Drug

crimes resulting in $10 million in fines. The company

failed to notify the Food and Drug Administration about

persistent drug stability problems with certain

prescription drugs. The 'Corporate Criminal' list was

created to focus public attention on " the pervasive

criminality that has corrupted the marketplace and that is

given little sustained attention and analysis by

politicians and news outlets. " -- Multinational Monitor,

July/August 1999

 

Animal Testing Warner-Lambert conducts testing on

animals. -- PETA What’s the Deal With Animal Testing?

 

 

 

Awards Received Warner-Lambert was listed as one of

'The 10 Worst Corporations of 1998' by Multinational

Monitor, " for marketing a hazardous diabetes drug,

Rezulin, that has been linked to at least 33 deaths. " --

Mother Jones Magazine, January 21, 1999

 

Human Rights Warner-Lambert is part of the National

Foreign Trade Alliance, a group of corporate concerns

which brought suit against the state of Massachusetts for

a 'selective purchasing' law that prevented state agencies

from doing business in Burma. -- National Foreign Trade

Council

What’s Wrong with Doing Business in Burma?

 

 

 

Toxic Emissions & Discharges Multinational Monitor

reported that Warner-Lambert pled guilty in 1997 of

falsifying reports on pollutant levels released from its

treatment plant in Puerto Rico, and for releasing

excessive levels of pollutants between 1992 and 1995. The

company was charged with six counts of violating the

federal Clean Water Act, and criminal fines of over $3

million were given. -- Multinational Monitor

What is the Significance of a Company Being Fined for

Environmental Violations?

 

 

 

Executive Compensation Warner-Lambert CEO Melvin R.

Goodes made $22,060,674 in salary, bonuses, stock options

and other compensation in 1998, over 750 times more than

the average U.S. production worker made that year. --

AFL-CIO

How Much do CEOs Earn?

 

 

 

 

Warner-Lambert Co. has been praised for:

 

 

--

Awards Received Warner-Lambert was named one of 'The

World’s 100 Best-Managed Companies' by Industry Week. --

Industry Week, August 16, 1999

 

Awards Received Warner-Lambert was named one of the

'Best Companies to Work For' by New Jersey Monthly. --

New Jersey Monthly

 

Discrimination Warner-Lambert's non-discrimination

policy includes sexual orientation. -- Human Rights

Campaign

 

Diversity Warner-Lambert was named one of the " 100 Best

Companies for Working Mothers " in 2000 by Working Mother

magazine. It was Warner-Lambert's 6th year on the list.

-- Working Woman

 

Fair Employment Warner-Lambert's Parke-Davis Division

was named one of " The Top 100 Employers for the Class of

2000 " by Black Collegian magazine. -- Black Collegian

 

Waste Reduction Warner-Lambert has been commended for

its efforts in developing biodegradable plastic. --

Corporate Environmental Responsibility

 

More research on Warner-Lambert Co.

 

 

 

Warner-Lambert Co. Brands include:

 

 

--

Anusol

Benadryl

Bubblicious

Capsugel

Certs

Chiclets

Cinn*A*Burst

Clorets

Dentyne

Efferdent

Fruit*A*Burst

Halls

Listerine

Lubriderm

Mint*A*Burst

Neosporin

Nix

Rolaids

Schick

Tetra

Trident

Tucks

Wilkinson Sword

Zantac 75

 

Warner-Lambert Co. owns the following companies:

(actual percentage of ownership given where available)

 

 

--

Adams Brands, Inc.

American Chicle Co.

Capsugel

Parke Davis Company, Inc.

Parke-Davis Group

Hall Brothers

Wilkinson Sword Ltd.

International Company for Gum and Confectionary (Incogum)

S.A.E. (57%)

Company also has other subsidiaries with the names

Wilkinson, Parke-Davis and Warner-Lambert in their titles.

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