Procter & Gamble

1944–1953	1953–1995	1995–2003	2003–present

1851–1853	1853–1859	1859–1875	1875–1882
1882–1890	1890–1930	1930–1991	1991–1995

Main Logo

1944–1953

1953–1991

1991–2003

Print version

2003–present

Print version

Worldwide Olympic Partner logo (2010-present)

With the Pink Ribbon (Breast Cancer)

Circle logo (2013-present)

Flat circle logo.

Moon and Star

1851–1853

1853–1859

1859–1875

1875–1882

1882–1890

1890–1930

1930–1991

1991–1995

In 1991, Procter & Gamble first using the blue P&G wordmark in Univers font (along with the last moon-and-stars logo) on the advertisements in an attempt to quell rumors of the logo having Satanic undertones; with some rumors expanding the claim to suggest P&G was linked to the Church of Satan (rumors that would continue to surface on occasion long after the moon-and-stars logo was retired). They changed the P&G wordmark twice, in 1995 and in 2003. After an updated P&G wordmark with current font introduced in 2003, the moon logo was phased out, however, in 2013, the circle returns, but blue circle with P&G wordmark inside.

External links

• Procter & Gamble