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At the last FGC conference, General Manager for Kimberly-Clark New Zealand, Sharna Heinjus, shared her thoughts on what we’re doing to promote environmental sustainability in New Zealand.
Watch her FMCG Leaders series speech here.
Companies in Singapore and the region are facing pressure to adopt sustainable practices or risk losing out in the eyes of consumers, especially after unprecedented levels of haze from forest fires in Indonesia choked the region. Kimberly-Clark in particular has taken the lead in raising consumer awareness of Kleenex's FSC™ certification as assurance of its sustainable supply chain.
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At Kimberly-Clark, innovation is a key part of its strategy to maintain its edge in the numerous markets it is in.
Chairman and chief executive Thomas Falk says the innovation challenge boils down to understanding what the consumer wants. "We do find a high level of consumer loyalty. We do consumer visits all over the world. When mum finds a solution that works for her family, she usually stick
Speaking at Marketing’s PR Asia 2015 conference, Shweta Shukla, director of communications & government affairs – Asia Pacific, Kimberly-Clark, presented thoughts on how a company can implement effective CSR policies that enhance corporate reputations.
At Kimberly-Clark, strategic partnerships are established with various NGOs and social entrepreneurs to increase participation for it
Is it possible to embed and operationalise a sustainability strategy into the culture of an organisation? Jacquie Fegent-McGeachie, Director of Public Affairs, Communications and Sustainability at Kimberly-Clark ANZ believes so, and provides her tips in a HRD article.
Today many organisations in Australia have in place proactive commitments to minimise their impact on the en
As consumers and NGOs last year called for boycotts of products linked to deforestation and the haze crisis in Southeast Asia, Kimberly-Clark is one of the firms that emerged unscathed from the consumer movement.
Program in partnership with Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) India focuses on restoring dysfunctional school toilets for the hygiene, safety and dignity of children
Companies like Kimberly-Clark are working on ways to turn used disposable diapers into useful products through innovative programs and partnerships.