Disposable Diaper Industry Data Base.

Shalag Industries To Open Nonwovens Plant

Published on 14/10/2009

Israel-based Shalag Industries Ltd. — a supplier of nonwovens fabrics for hygiene and wipes applications — has announced Read More

Ontex on sale for €1.3bn

Published on 04/10/2009

Investors are fighting to buy Ontex, one of the world’s largest private-label nappy makers and a major Tesco supplier, in a €1.3bn deal Read More

Buyout firms look for nappy-maker auction

Published on 01/10/2009

Three or four private equity firms have informally approached investment bank Bank of America Merrill Lynch about Read More

P&G Pledges Support For Sustainability Projects

Published on 26/09/2009

Procter & Gamble’s new “Future Friendly” program will provide conservation education to at least 50 million U.S. households Read More

P&G’s India plans will change consumer game

Published on 22/09/2009

Consumer goods firm Procter and Gamble Co., or P&G, does not have as strong a presence in India as its rival Read More

P&G sees sales starting to rise

Published on 10/09/2009

The Procter & Gamble Co., maker of Tide soap and Gillette shavers, expects sales to begin rebounding this fall. It also expects Read More

Prices of Wood Products Are Stabilizing

Published on 25/08/2009

Longbow Research analyst Joshua Zaret, reviewing newly released price data from Pulp & Paper Week, said the data is encouraging. It “shows signs Read More

PGI Reaches Agreement to Sell FabPro Unit

Published on 25/08/2009

CHARLOTTE, N.C., Aug 24, 2009 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ — Polymer Group, Inc. (POBLE 6.00, 0.00, 0.00%) today Read More

Novomer Works to Make Diapers from Carbon Gases

Published on 21/08/2009

Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide get a bad rap. Sure, the first is a silent killer that binds to hemoglobin and suffocates people Read More

Mexico Kimber quarterly net gains

Published on 18/07/2009

MEXICO CITY, July 16 (Reuters) – Leading paper products company, Kimberly-Clark de Mexico, said on Thursday its second-quarter net profit Read More

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