Procter & Gamble to phase out phosphates from dishwasher tablets
Move means leading brands such as Fairy will eliminate phosphates - which cause algal blooms that damage aquatic life - by 2017
Procter & Gamble (P&G) has announced plans to completely phase out the use of phosphates from its dishwasher tablets by 2017. The move, announced last week, has been made possible thanks to a breakthrough...
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