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Products

Product platforms shaped to your market.

Feminine care, baby care and adult care form our core product focus—each approached as a buyer-defined system of materials, format, performance and packaging.

Three care platforms

Start with the user. Define the product from there.

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Sanitary care

Feminine Care

Sanitary care programs considered around product format, absorbency direction, material selection, user occasion and pack architecture.

01.1

Sanitary pads

Buyer-defined sanitary pad and sanitary napkin programs.

01.2

Ultra-thin concepts

Product directions where reduced bulk is part of the brief.

01.3

Day and night formats

Format planning around different wear occasions.

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Infant hygiene

Baby Care

Baby care programs shaped around size structure, fit direction, product positioning, pack count and destination-channel requirements.

02.1

Tape diapers

Tape-fastened product programs across buyer-defined size ranges.

02.2

Pant-style diapers

Pull-on product directions considered around fit and mobility.

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Continence care

Adult Care

Adult incontinence programs for retail, pharmacy, healthcare and institutional requirements, defined around use context and buyer specifications.

03.1

Tape diapers

Tape-fastened adult care programs aligned to the intended use context.

03.2

Pants

Pull-on adult care directions where discretion and mobility shape the brief.

Define the requirement

The same format can support very different product propositions.

01

User & occasion

Wear context, mobility, duration and fit expectations.

02

Product architecture

Format, dimensions, layer system and feature direction.

03

Performance brief

Absorbency, acquisition, containment and wear priorities.

04

Material direction

Skin-contact, core, backsheet, fastening and elastic choices.

05

Pack architecture

Count, artwork zones, language needs and case configuration.

06

Market & channel

Retail, pharmacy, healthcare, institutional or distributor requirements.

Program confirmation

Only confirmed product scope should move into a public brief.

Formats, features, claims and testing requirements must be confirmed for the specific program before they are represented as available or approved for a destination market.

Explore product engineering

Start a manufacturing conversation

Bring the category, benchmark and market brief.