How long has pampers been in business

Email This BlogThis! Pampers logo Figure from Patent granted to Robert C. Duncan and Norma L. Baker, members of the Pampers development team Jan.

Pampers, earliest diapers package Pampers, some early packaging formats s. For example, we know that being a parent is equally challenging and rewarding.

To date, Pampers has raised funds for million vaccines, protecting million moms and their babies. Today, Pampers are made at nearly 30 manufacturing plants in 25 countries, and are available in more than countries around the world. We reach the smallest kiosks in markets like India and Southeast Asia where we sell packs of one or two diapers and also sell bulk purchases on-line in markets like North America, Europe and Japan.

Today, we remain just as focused on deeply understanding consumer needs to ensure that we innovate and improve in everything that we do. We replaced the pin with tape so that parents could take a quick peek at what was going on in the diaper-and save their fingers from any accidents.

Everything about this time was about excess. Even diapers. We introduced value packs, because you can never really have too many diapers. We also came up with other brilliant ideas: the first thin diaper made with absorbent gelling material, elastic leg gathers, tabs that could be refastened and a softer liner. We figured even our advancements should be a little excessive too.

The disposable diaper — a throwaway commodity in the West — just wasn't part of the cultural norm in the Chinese nursery. Babies wore cloth diapers, or in many cases, no diaper at all. Today, after years of exhaustive research and plenty of missteps, Pampers is the No. The diaper market in China is booming. To get a sense, just look at the way it cracked — and to a large degree created — the market for disposable diapers in China. Chinese split-pants, or kaidangku.