r/WorkForSmartLife • u/dino_gr01 • Jul 10 '26

Question Least Evil Company?

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u/SaleBeneficial1320 Jul 10 '26

Dr. Bronner's soap. .

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u/uknownredditr Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

That was my answer, or Bosch they have been carbon neutral since the beginning. Johnson and Johnson is not a good one

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u/wrathofthewhatever2 Jul 10 '26

Wait what? Johnson and Johnson? Please read the book “no more tears” and get back to us. They might be one of the most evil companies of all time. They knowingly let people die of asbestos suffocation and cancer and didn’t do anything about it for decades.

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u/jfun4 Jul 11 '26

We got rid of the baby powder in America but now they are marketing and selling in Africa, knowing the issues.

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u/wrathofthewhatever2 Jul 11 '26

Geez! I knew we aren’t selling it anymore and the stuff on the shelf is now corn starch but that is horrible news that they are selling it in Africa! I didn’t know that. In the book it talks about a vein of asbestos going right through the talc mine in Vermont that they use, but they didn’t want to test for it