Corporate Responsibility

These are certainly unprecedented times. As a trusted media source, CGT is committed to keeping you informed with accurate and timely news regarding the impact of COVID-19 on the consumer goods community. 

Branching off from the CGT and RIS News #CurbThePanic webinar series, we invited a group of healthcare and industry professionals to share what they’re seeing on the front lines, as well as insight on meaningful ways the consumer goods industry can help.

Amazon is connecting hospitals and government agencies with critical items like face shields, thermometers, protective gloves, face masks, surgical gowns and sanitizers.

While the vast majority of respondents have begun deploying AI, more than half are struggling with modifying business processes to leverage it.

While retailers make moves to support their front-line workers during the health crisis, manufacturers across the globe are modifying their factories in order to pitch in.

Companies are retooling their facilities to make products to combat the spread of the coronavirus.

More beauty brands are retooling their operations to make hand sanitizer in the fight against the spread of the coronavirus.

A number of companies are showing their gratitude toward their front-line employees during the coronavirus health crisis in the form of raised wages and bonuses.