What Crest does, primarily, is turn raw materials and chemical additives into dental care products, package the products, and sell them wholesale to distributors. Their corporate headquarters are in Los Angeles, CA, USA; they manufacture in Indonesia, Alaska, and Egypt; and they send truck and bargeloads of product to packaging and shipping hubs all throughout the world. More...

Crest’s budding axhandle business, a source of massive growth since 2005, was created with sustainability in mind. All wood products Crest turns into axhandles are harvested sustainably from forests in Georgia, USA and Minnesota, USA, by PulpWood Ltd and Menominee Lumber, respectively.
Additionally, Crest’s dental floss business is due for a massive overhaul. More…

Crest uses outdated equipment at many of their production plants and thus pollute more heavily than they should. They compensate their executive management disproportionately highly. They refused to stop construction on a packaging facility in Indonesian New Guinea that allegedly runs the risk of sepatating an already unstable cassowary population into two less trable populations. More…