Attindas Hygiene Partners has proudly announced the launch of its reduced carbon emissions adult incontinence protective underwear throughout Europe. By utilizing the new product design, which uses ultrasonic bonding in place of traditional glue adhesive, Attindas can measurably reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon dioxide, to provide less environmental impact. This technology investment expands upon Attindas’ recent successful launches in North America and Spain.
Attindas produce nonwovens for:
• Liners
• Pads
• Protective Underwear /Pants
• Underpads, shapes, and other products
Chad M. Lang, head of Global Marketing for Attindas, “At Attindas, we are driven to provide effective, affordable, and widely available solutions to help those with Adult Incontinence enjoy life with health, dignity, and comfort every day. This innovation in protective underwear delivers an experience that’s more like wearing traditional underwear for our consumers while enhancing the sustainability profile of our product assortment. We are excited for users of our protective underwear and those retailer partner brands we support in Europe to experience this new product as we flow this innovation to them for their next purchase.
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Attindas is a global leader focused on absorbent adult incontinence, baby care, and clinical hygiene solutions. Whether for our brands or our partners’ brands, we are experts in understanding and serving people’s real needs in healthcare or retail channels. We are a reliable and sustainable partner for our consumers, customers, and stakeholders.The company is known for its sustainable efforts regarding various aspects focused on Energy and Reducing Plastics.
Energy is a commodity most of us use and need in our daily lives.
At Attindas, the use of electrical energy to convert our raw materials into reliable healthcare products – impacts the world, and Attindas is working towards reducing this burden with bold actions.
Attindas strive to use the energy provided through renewable resources, mainly wind, solar, and Hydro. Success is seen through numerous facilities having converted to renewable sources, reducing or even eliminating the CO2 burden.
