Kimberly-Clark on Thursday announced a partnership with Brazilian pulp and paper producer Suzano to split ownership of Kimberly-Clark's international tissue and paper products business.

Suzano, the world’s largest pulp producer, and Kimberly-Clark, a global leader in the consumer staples industry, today announced the creation of a US$3.4 billion joint venture focused on the ...

Kimberly-Clark is spinning off Kleenex and other products in its tissue unit outside the US into a $3bn joint venture and selling a majority stake to Brazilian pulp manufacturer Suzano. The São ...

Kimberly-Clark lowered its profit forecast for the year, in part due to “changes in the global geopolitical landscape.” The maker of Huggies diapers and Scott paper towels now expects its ...

Kimberly-Clark Corp. lowered profit expectations for the year, citing uncertainty arising from the impact on the global trade war on its costs. The Texas-based manufacturer of diapers and paper ...

Kimberly-Clark’s tissue manufacturing site in Koblenz, Germany is on track to move to 100% renewable energy by 2029. This is expected to reduce carbon emissions at the facility – which produces major ...

Kimberly-Clark Corporation, which has a mill in Beech Island, could gearing up to invest no less than $400M to expand in Aiken County, part of Project Calypso.

Though Costco hasn't stated which manufacturers are behind Kirkland paper towels, industry insiders suspect that Clearwater Paper Corporation is involved. It's a major supplier of private-label paper ...

Kimberly-Clark could turn to M&A or new product innovation to try to make up for its limited organic growth prospects. However, the paper industry is already fairly consolidated.

People are hoarding toilet paper again. But there’s no need to panic buy. Port shutdowns stirred fears of supply shortages this week. Luckily, most of the TP Americans use is produced in the U.S.

A Kimberly-Clark paper mill in nearby Chester, Pennsylvania, produced 60% of the entire Scott 1000 type of Scott toilet paper in 2022. Kimberly-Clark's plants in Jenks, Oklahoma, and Beech Island ...