Pampers Baby Diapers

Pampers is the world's leading brand of baby hygiene products, best known for its disposable diapers and moisture-rich wipes. The brand has its roots in the late 1950s when a researcher at Procter & Gamble sought a more practical alternative to cloth diapers for his grandson. This innovation led to the commercial launch of the brand in 1961, effectively creating the modern disposable diaper market.

Today, Pampers is a multi-billion dollar brand with a vast global manufacturing footprint. To meet local demand and reduce logistics costs, production is decentralized across dozens of facilities worldwide, including major plants in the United States, Germany, Poland, Saudi Arabia, China, and Brazil. The brand continues to lead the industry through continuous R&D focused on skin health, absorbency, and environmental sustainability.

Ownership has remained consistent since the brand's inception; it is the cornerstone of Procter & Gamble's (P&G) Baby, Feminine, and Family Care division. P&G, headquartered in Cincinnati, remains the ultimate owner, managing the brand through various international subsidiaries and distributors to maintain its position as a household name in over 100 countries.