PPG was named Newsweek's "America's Most Responsible Company."

PPG announced that the company was included in Newsweek's 2021 list of the most responsible companies in the United States.
list of the 400 most responsible companies in 14 different industry categories in the United States.
day, PPG's more than 47,000 employees strive to achieve the company's goal of 'protecting and beautifying the world,'" he said. Mark Cancilla, vice president of environment, health and safety at PPG,
, said, "Our ability to be on Newsweek's 2021 List of America's Most Responsible Companies demonstrates that we are actively engaged in industry-leading environmental, social, and corporate governance practices and have made significant progress."
Newsweek and its partner, Statista, rank 2,000 large U.S. publicly traded companies by rating their revenues.
analysis included a detailed review of public performance data on the environment, society and corporate governance, and surveyed 7,500 U.S. citizens to find out what they thought of the company's corporate social responsibility.
PPG ranks 13th in the materials industry and 130th in the overall rankings.
PPG continues to reduce the environmental impact of its operations, develop products that help customers improve sustainability, engage in community activities to create a better future, and increase the number of employees worldwide.
In April 2020, PPG released its Sustainability Report 2019, highlighting the company's progress in key environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) areas, guided by the 2025 SDGs, including 33 per cent of sales from advanced sustainable products and processes; zero waste landfill treatment at production and research and development bases, women account for more than 30 percent of all employees, up 7 percent since 2014, invest $6.8 million to support science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education programs, and the Colorful Community (COLORFUL COMMUNITY®) project has reached a new high; Since its launch in 2015, the project has been implemented in 41 countries around the world, with a positive impact on 6.5 million students, the elderly, teachers, patients and community residents worldwide;
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