Kimberly-Clark considers selling its international tissue division
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According to Bloomberg News, Kimberly-Clark, the US multinational personal care and wellness products company, is considering options for its international tissue business. Sources indicate that this initiative is part of the company’s strategy to focus on more profitable areas. Learn more.
A recent class-action lawsuit settlement has drawn attention to the potential plumbing issues caused by “flushable” wipes, specifically those sold under the Costco brand, Kirkland Signature Premoistened Flushable Wipes. The lawsuit accused Costco of false advertising, as customers reported experiencing clogs and damage to their plumbing after using these wipes, which were marketed as flushable. Read more.
Kimberly-Clark Corp. celebrated the 100th anniversary of its famous Kleenex facial tissues with a tour of its experimental mill in Neenah, Wisconsin, where the company was founded. The mill, known as the X-Mill, is used to test and perfect products such as Kleenex, Cottonelle, Scott and Viva prior to full-scale production. Learn more details.
John Baird, Chairman of Canfor Pulp Products Inc. Board of Directors, has announced that Kevin Edgson will step down as President and CEO of the company on October 31, 2024. “On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank Kevin for his significant contributions in the role of President and CEO since 2022,” said Baird. Click to learn more.
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