Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand becomes the first tissue brand in Thailand to earn the CE CFP certification, reaffirming its leadership in sustainable hygiene innovation.
Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand, a leading name in hygiene innovation, has officially launched the Carbon Footprint of Product certification under the Circular Economy model (CE CFP), marking a significant milestone in its sustainability journey. The company is now the first and only brand in Thailand’s tissue paper product category to receive this certification from the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO), demonstrating its strong commitment to corporate social responsibility and environmentally conscious practices aligned with the circular economy principles.
The announcement took place during the “Green Life Cycle: Insight Better Care for A Better World” seminar at Waldorf Astoria Bangkok, bringing together key representatives from government and business sectors. The event served as a collaborative platform to address pressing environmental challenges, including Thailand’s forthcoming Climate Change Act and the growing adoption of G-Green standards that are shaping the future of sustainable business practices.
As part of the event, Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand also introduced new eco-friendly product lines under its Scott® and WypAll® brands. These innovations are designed to maximise resource efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance hygiene, offering businesses solutions that align with long-term environmental goals.
Pioneering Sustainable Hygiene
Ms Piyaporn Bhatimavirujh, Sales Leader at Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand, underscored the brand’s belief that hygiene and sustainability go hand in hand. She noted that the CE CFP certification represents a significant leap in the company’s leadership in sustainable innovation, paving the way for positive transformation across the hygiene industry.
Mr Sasipong Buntaem, Marketing Manager, reiterated the company’s longstanding commitment to its vision of “Better Care for A Better World”. He highlighted that Kimberly-Clark’s focus extends beyond product development to include active efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and drive a circular economy—initiatives essential not just for business success, but for securing a better future for coming generations.
Key Expert Perspectives
The seminar featured insights from leading environmental experts. Dr Kittisak Prukkanone, Director of the Strategy and International Cooperation Division at the Department of Climate Change and Environment, spoke on the importance of the Climate Change Act—not just as a regulatory measure but as an opportunity for businesses to innovate and stay competitive.
Dr Petchalada Orchaiyapoom, Director of the Sustainable Production and Consumption Promotion Section, stressed the growing relevance of G-Green certification for businesses. She emphasised how these certifications, whether for Green Hotels, Restaurants, or Offices, not only build credibility but also increase the overall value of products and services.
Dr Tanomlap Ratchawat, a senior researcher, discussed the impact of the Thai Green Label in promoting eco-conscious consumer choices and reducing environmental impact, further aligning with market trends.
Real-World Applications
The event also showcased practical implementations of sustainable business strategies. Ms Weethima Pattanapaisit, Purchasing Equipment Manager at Central Restaurant Group Co., Ltd., shared how the company embraces circular economy practices—ranging from reducing food waste and sourcing eco-friendly ingredients to supporting local communities near their branches.
Looking Ahead
Kimberly-Clark Professional Thailand is now working towards achieving the Carbon Footprint Reduction (CFR) certification as its next milestone. The company remains dedicated to creating socially responsible, environmentally friendly innovations—pushing forward a vision of sustainability that benefits people, businesses, and the planet alike.