Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand Launches the Circular Economy Carbon Footprint of Product (CE CFP) Label

Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand, a leader in hygiene innovation with a commitment to environmental sustainability, reinforces its sustainability policy by officially launching the Carbon Footprint of Product certification under the Circular Economy model (CE CFP). This milestone makes Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand the first and only company in the tissue paper product category in Thailand to receive certification from the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO). This certification is certified to the company's commitment to corporate social responsibility and environmentally friendly, also aligned with the principles of the circular economy, which aims to minimize the impact on natural resources.

The launch event took place at the "Green Life Cycle: Insight Better Care for A Better World" seminar, held at Waldorf Astoria Bangkok, and brought together representatives from both government and business sectors. The seminar served as a platform for exchanging ideas and discussing strategies for tackling environmental challenges, including Thailand's Climate Change Act and G-Green standards, which are becoming increasingly significant in shaping business operations today.

During the event, Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand also unveiled its new range of environmentally friendly products under the Scott(R) and WypAll(R) brands. These product innovations are designed to optimize resource efficiency, minimize waste, and enhance hygiene, catering to businesses looking to reduce their environmental impact while reinforcing long-term sustainability.

Commitment to Hygiene and Sustainability

Ms. Piyaporn Bhatimavirujh, Sales Leader, Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand, emphasized the company's belief that hygiene and sustainability can coexist. She highlighted that Kimberly-Clark Professional is dedicated to innovative products that not only fulfill hygiene needs but also demonstrate to corporate social responsibility and environmentally friendly. She noted that certified the CE CFP certification marks a significant step forward in strengthening the company's leadership in sustainable hygiene innovation and serves as the starting point for broader industry transformation.

Adding to this, Mr. Sasipong Buntaem, Marketing Manager, Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand, reiterated the company's long-standing commitment to "Better Care for A Better World". He explained that the company's efforts extend beyond product innovation, focusing on reducing GHG emissions and actively promoting a circular economy. He further emphasized that sustainable business practices are not just beneficial for the company and its customers but also essential for ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.

Key Discussions on Sustainability Initiatives

The seminar also featured expert insights on the evolving sustainability landscape in Thailand. Dr. Kittisak Prukkanone, Director of the Strategy and International Cooperation Division at the Department of Climate Change and Environment, discussed

the significance of the Climate Change Act, describing it not only as a legal requirement but also as an opportunity for businesses to innovate and remain competitive in a market that increasingly prioritizes environmental responsibility.

Meanwhile, Dr. Petchalada Orchaiyapoom, Director of Sustainable Production and Consumption Promotion Section at the Department of Climate Change and Environment, underscored the growing importance of G-Green certification for businesses. She explained that achieving this certification—whether for Green Hotels, Green Restaurants, or Green Offices—not only enhances credibility but also increases the value of products and services.

Further insights were shared by Dr. Tanomlap Ratchawat, a senior researcher, who elaborated on the role of the Thai Green Label in promoting sustainability. She noted that products carrying this label not only reduce environmental impact but also align with the increasing consumer demand for environmentally friendly options.

In addition to expert discussions, the event showcased real-world applications of sustainable business practices. Weethima Pattanapaisit, Purchasing Equipment Manager
Central Restaurant Group Co.,Ltd shared their experiences in implementing circular economy principles by reducing food waste, purchasing environmentally friendly ingredients, and taking responsibility for the communities surrounding each branch, etc.

Future Goals for Sustainability

Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand remains dedicated to advancing its environmental initiatives and is striving to achieve the Carbon Footprint Reduction (CFR) certification as its next milestone. Guided by its commitment to "Better Care for A Better World", the company continues to develop innovative products that are both socially responsible and environmentally friendly, reinforcing its vision for a sustainable future that benefits everyone.