Pampers diapers

Pampers is one of the world's most iconic baby care brands, originally invented by Victor Mills, an American chemical engineer at Procter & Gamble, in 1961. Seeking a cleaner and more efficient alternative to cloth diapers, Mills developed the first mass-market disposable diaper, which revolutionized the parenting industry. Since its inception, the brand has expanded from basic diapers to specialized lines like Swaddlers, Cruisers, and baby wipes.

Today, Pampers is the lead brand for Procter & Gamble's baby care division. Manufacturing takes place in approximately 30 plants across 25 countries to serve global demand efficiently. While the brand originated in the United States, it maintains a massive international supply chain, with major production hubs in North America, Europe, and Asia. The brand remains under the ultimate ownership of Procter & Gamble, a global consumer goods powerhouse.