Airborne
consumer-goods
Is Airborne Ethical?
Airborne is owned by Reckitt.
Reckitt
consumer-goods
Reckitt is a British consumer goods company that has been implicated in anti‑competitive monopolistic practices [1][2] and continues operations in Russia despite ethical concerns [3]. The company has also attempted to block a ban on its rat poison despite cases of poisoning [4], relied on forced and child labour in its palm oil supply chain [5], polluted rivers leading to mass fish deaths [6], and sold lethal humidifier steriliser products that killed over 100 people [7][8].
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