Kimberly-Clark Invests US$ 25M In Reusable Period Underwear Thinx

3 Mins Read Multinational personal care corporation Kimberly-Clark has invested US$ 25 million in reusable period underwear brand Thinx, signalling that sustainable menstrual care products is a market that is here to stay. The investment is expected to enable the online startup to tap into mainstream retailers and supermarkets, and will fund the company’s efforts to launch a […]

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