Kimberly-Clark

Softex Indonesia is a consumer goods company that manufactures and sells paper-based personal care products.

Life-Tech - Anesthesia Business

I-Flow Corporation is a provider of acute pain solutions and infection prevention.

Baylis Medical Company is a supplier of high-technology cardiology, endovascular, and oncology products. The company's Radio Frequency Puncture System is a technology that creates controlled perforations in cardiac and vascular tissues. This ground breaking technology was designed for use by pediatric interventional cardiologists to treat pulmonary atresia. It is now the recognized worldwide gold standard for treating this disease. In addition to their development efforts, Baylis Medical has a long history of importing and distributing products into the Canadian market. The company represents numerous manufacturers of cardiology, pain management, and radiology products in Canada. Baylis Medical enjoys an excellent reputation with the medical community. This reputation has been built on their commitment to offering state-of-the-art products along with exceptional service to all their customers.

Jackson Safety, is a provider of welding safety products, personal protective equipment and work zone safety products.

Colombiana Kimberly Colpapel manufactures and markets customer tissue and personal care products.

Kimberly-Clark of South Africa Pty Ltd. manufactures and markets personal, children, and consumer care products.

P.T. Kimberly-Clark Indonesia manufactures and markets personal care, consumer tissue, and health care products.

Kenko Industria e Comercio manufactures and markets personal care products.

Microcuff GmbH develops and manufactures microthin balloon foils for medical applications in Germany.

Klabin transforma matéria-prima em produtos de usos múltiplos, renováveis e biodegradáveis.

Kimberly-Clark is a global leader in the production and marketing of essential consumer products, including well-known brands such as Kleenex, Huggies, and Kotex. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company operates in 175 countries and employs nearly 58,000 people worldwide. With a strong presence in both personal care and consumer tissue markets, Kimberly-Clark manufactures a variety of products, including paper wipes, nappies, and washroom supplies. The company is recognized for its commitment to enhancing health, hygiene, and well-being, serving nearly a quarter of the world's population with trusted solutions. Kimberly-Clark's brands hold leading market positions in over 80 countries, indicating its significant role in daily life across the globe.

International Paper - Klucze tissue business manufactures paper tissues.

Kimberly-Clark Polska Sp. Z.o.o manufactures paper tissues. The company sells its products through brands such as Velvet, Szast Prast,and A'psik.

Kimberly-Clark is a global leader in the production and marketing of essential consumer products, including well-known brands such as Kleenex, Huggies, and Kotex. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company operates in 175 countries and employs nearly 58,000 people worldwide. With a strong presence in both personal care and consumer tissue markets, Kimberly-Clark manufactures a variety of products, including paper wipes, nappies, and washroom supplies. The company is recognized for its commitment to enhancing health, hygiene, and well-being, serving nearly a quarter of the world's population with trusted solutions. Kimberly-Clark's brands hold leading market positions in over 80 countries, indicating its significant role in daily life across the globe.

Linostar operates as a diaper manufacturer that produces and markets Lines.

Taiwan Scott Paper Co. operates as a consumer products company.

S-K Corporation holds trademark and distribution rights of consumer goods.

Safeskin Corporation was engaged in the development, manufacture, and marketing of disposable gloves in the United States.

Engages in the development, manufacture, and marketing of specialized medical products

Attisholz Holding - European Tissue Business

Tecnol Medical Products, Inc. was engaged in the design, manufacture, and sale of disposable medical products.

It's hard to imagine a time when household necessities like bath tissue rolls and paper towels didn't exist. But that was life back in 1879 when brothers Clarence and E. Irvin Scott founded the Scott Paper Company in Philadelphia. Blending their practical savvy with a philosophy of quality products at a fair price, the Scott brothers invented new categories for paper products that simply made sense to the American public. As the first company to market tissue rolls as toilet paper in the 1890s, Scott:registered: met people's desire for better hygiene while overcoming their Victorian-era embarrassment about the topic. (No easy feat.) In 1907 the company introduced paper towels to help prevent the spread of colds from cloth towels in restrooms. This too caught on, and by 1931 Scott:registered: was selling paper towels as a convenient, sanitary solution for kitchen cleanup as well. Soon after, Scott:registered: debuted the first paper napkins and by 1939 had become the biggest selling brand in the U.S. Throughout the years, Scott:registered: continued to grow while staying focused on honest quality and practical value. The 1960s saw Scott:registered: Towels as the first available in designer prints. In the 1990s Kimberly-Clark acquired Scott:registered: and later introduced revolutionary fast-absorbing ridges in paper towels. With the more recent launches of Scott Naturals:tm: Flushable Moist Wipes and Scott:registered: Extra Soft Tissue, Scott:registered: has become the first value brand ever to achieve billion-dollar sales status. Recently, a full line of Scott Naturals:tm: Towels, Bath Tissue and Napkins has joined Scott:registered: Brand's family of products. So for over a century now, generations of smart shoppers have trusted Scott:registered: for products that won't sacrifice their families' comfort or their wallets.