Kimberly-Clark Executives Reject Formamide Allegations Over Huggies Products
Kimberly-Clark global executives have responded to a controversy over formamide in products sold under its Huggies brand, dismissing the allegations as false and lacking scientific evidence. The response came amid external questions about product safety, with the company stating that its products comply with relevant safety standards. Executives emphasised that the claims have no scientific foundation, and the company confirmed its products meet applicable safety requirements.
Kimberly-Clark global executives recently responded to the formamide controversy involving products under its Huggies brand, dismissing the allegations as false and emphasising that there is no scientific evidence to support them.
The response was aimed at external questions over product safety, with the company stating that its products meet relevant safety standards.
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