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Kleenex is one of the world's most recognized household brands, synonymous with facial tissues. The brand was originally developed by Kimberly-Clark in the United States in the early 1920s, initially conceived as a means to remove cold cream. Over the decades, it evolved into the universal disposable handkerchief known today.
Manufacturing of Kleenex products takes place in multiple countries to serve local markets efficiently. In the United Kingdom and Europe, production has historically been centered in facilities located in countries like the United Kingdom (e.g., Northfleet and Flint) and Italy. The brand remains a flagship property of the American multinational corporation Kimberly-Clark, which continues to oversee its global distribution and product innovation into the 2020s and beyond.
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