Materials & sustainability
Materials used in finished products, reusable products, packaging and the scope of environmental declarations.
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Explore manufacturers of materials and components for adult diapers and incontinence products, grouped by role and linked to official sources.
Stories and developments
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Company HQ: Toto Safi Ltd. · Rwanda ↗
Milken Institute / Motsepe Foundation · Competition finalist · Organization source
The prize organizers list the Rwanda-based business among five finalists. Its official sales range includes reusable adult-incontinence items.
Manufacturing-prize finalist; not a Grand Prize win or adult-product certification.
Company HQ: Leafline · South Africa ↗
novanews.co.za · Export preparation · News report
South African washable hygiene-products maker Leafline completed the Global Export Passport Programme in February 2026, PE Express reported on March 24. The Bathurst company’s range includes adult incontinence products.
Export preparation, not confirmed overseas sales.
Background references
Unicharm / Lifree
Unicharm says the absorbent paper in this RefF product contains recycled pulp. The same page describes recycled manufacturing offcuts in the package.
Read the original source ↗HARTMANN / MoliCare
HARTMANN describes a recycled cellulose absorbent core in MoliCare Bed Mat Eco. This example concerns a bed-protection product, not a wearable diaper.
Read the original source ↗ABENA
ABENA states that plastic packaging for its incontinence products contains 30% post-consumer recycled material. The statement concerns packaging, not the absorbent product inside.
Read the original source ↗Mondi
Mondi lists incontinence products among the applications for its packaging options. This is an undated supplier reference, not proof that a particular adult-care brand adopted it.
Read the original source ↗TENA / Essity
TENA describes paper packaging for Lights Sensitive Pads. This undated brand example does not establish current packaging for every size or market.
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