Medicated Wipes Companies

Latest Medicated Wipes Companies Update

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  Aug 2023: The consumer face tissue division of American firm Kimberly-Clark Corp. will depart Canada this month. The choice to remove Kleenex from the nation was challenging, according to the company in Canada. The decision was made due to the brand's "unique complexities" and a limited supply environment. Kimberly-Clark can better concentrate its resources on other items that will stay in Canada thanks to this relocation. The business will keep offering Kleenex consumer and professional facial towel products in Canada. Its brands are unaffected, including Cottonelle, Viva, Depend, U by Kotex, Poise, Huggies, Pull-Ups, and Goodnites.

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  July 2023: Despite mounting pressure to exit the nation, household goods company Reckitt and Lucky Strike manufacturer British American Tobacco announced on Wednesday that they will continue their current business plans in Russia. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, several significant Western consumer products businesses have come under fire for maintaining operations there. Furthermore, the procedure for leaving the nation is getting more intricate. This month, the Russian government acquired ownership of the Russian branch of the French yogurt manufacturer Danone and Carlsberg's shareholding in a regional brewer. The vulnerability of other consumer product businesses operating in Russia is brought to light by Moscow's current steps. In April of last year, Reckitt announced that it had started the process of transferring ownership of its Russian business, becoming the first major personal goods company to do so.

• Procter & Gamble (US)


• 3M (US)


• Johnson & Johnson (US)


• Clorox Company (US)


• Diamond Wipes International Inc. (US)


• Kimberly-Clark Corporation (US)


• Costco Wholesale Corporation (US)


• Pfizer Inc. (US)


• Reckitt Benckiser Group plc. (UK)


• Blistex Inc. (US)