Vinda Cleans Up in Personal Hygiene

Su Ting Nee, Southeast Asia Regional President, Vinda Group

17-Aug-17 08:05

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Founded in 1985 and listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Vinda Group is the company behind personal hygiene brands such as TENA, Libresse, and Drypers. With core business segments in tissue, incontinence care, feminine care and baby care, Vinda aims to become a leading hygiene company in Asia. We speak to Su Ting Nee, Southeast Asia Regional President of Vinda Group on their operations in Malaysia, its green initiatives and prospects in the region.

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Tags: TENA, baby care, green initiatives, South-East Asia, biodegradable, personal hygiene

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