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Domtar Personal Care
Company Headquarters
8020 Arco Corporate Drive
Raleigh, NC 27617
United States
Company Description
In recent years, Domtar has expanded its role in personal care with acquisitions incuding Attends adult incontinence, Butterfly bowel leakage liners, Associate Hygienic Products diapers and INDAS, a European maker of hygiene items. Much of the company's sales are done within the private label market.
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Facilities/Capacity
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Medical
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Mergers and Acquisitions | Needlepunch
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Green/Sustainability
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