Companies headquartered here, their brands, and selected news about this location.
Companies & brands
6 companies
Main brands are listed alongside their companies.
The main view uses headquarters-market official sources. Documented exceptions for sources with an unconfirmed sales market are identified separately from other-market records.
Brazil's Ministry of Health reported on September 21, 2026, that Farmácia Popular provides 41 items free of charge, including medicines, geriatric diapers and menstrual pads. Its calculation puts…
The Social Solidarity Fund of Santos, Brazil, announced an adult-diaper donation campaign starting on September 21, 2026. The city published the notice on September 19 and updated it…
Sidrolândia municipality in Brazil published information on September 12, 2026, about free monthly supplies of disposable diapers through its municipal health department. Adults and children who need continuous…
Carapicuíba in São Paulo state says its municipal disposable-diaper programme now delivers supplies to registered users' homes. The scheme includes infant and older-adult diapers.
The consumer-protection office in Patos, Paraíba, Brazil, reported substantial differences in diaper prices after surveying six local establishments, including pharmacies and drugstores, on August 12 and 13, 2026.…
Curitiba's municipal government reported that 5,873 donated adult diapers were handed to its Social Action Foundation, FAS, on August 7, 2026. The city's new sports, leisure and youth…
Brazilian brand Plenty Care announced Plenty Care Pants Plus Size XXG on July 30, 2026. The disposable adult absorbent pant fits waists of 120–165 cm and comes in…
Brazil's Ministry of Health announced an update to the e-SUS APS electronic medical record system on July 21, 2026. Version 5.5.22 includes a template for requesting adult diapers,…
Volta Redonda, Brazil, reported on July 13, 2026, that its two municipal diaper factories produced more than 16,000 packs of adult diapers in the first half of the…
Santo Anastácio, in Brazil's São Paulo state, announced on June 10, 2026 that its Social Solidarity Fund had begun operating a machine to produce adult diapers locally. The…