NEENAH — Consumer products giant Kimberly-Clark Corp. celebrated the 100th anniversary of its iconic Kleenex facial tissues Tuesday with a tour of its Experimental Mill in downtown Neenah ...

Everyone around you is sneezing and reaching into their pockets, purses, and diaper bags for that all-important hygiene staple: facial tissues. At first glance, all tissues seem the same.

There is a reason why Kleenex is the number one selling facial tissue brand in the world – brand salience. When runny noses make an appearance, Kleenex is top-of-mind for most consumers.

NEENAH, Wis. (WLUK) -- It's an iconic product known around the world that has become synonymous with facial tissue. We're talking about Kleenex -- and its impact on the papermaking industry in ...

Kleenex facial tissue, manufactured by Kimberly-Clark Corp., is on display at an Associated Supermarket in New York.(Andrew Harrer - Bloomberg News) Kimberly-Clark Corp., owner of the Scott toilet ...

The iconic Kleenex brand name for facial tissues will soon disappear in Canada, as the company that makes them has decided to discontinue the brand due to 'the unique complexities' of the Canadian ...

But now you’ll have one less brand to choose from, because Kleenex manufacturer Kimberly-Clark KMB-N says its facial tissue business is leaving Canada this month. In a statement, Kimberly-Clark ...

It is cold season. As I sit here with small plugs of Kleenex facial tissue jammed in my nostrils to stanch the drainage from my head cold, I count 11 boxes of facial tissue in our house.

Kleenex, the brand that became the generic term for facial tissues, is pulling out of Canada. On Friday, Kleenex maker Kimberly-Clark Corp. KMB-N confirmed in an e-mailed statement that it will ...

Consumer facial tissue brand Kleenex will soon be no more in Canada, as the company that makes the iconic product has decided to exit a major part of its business in this country. Kimberly-Clark ...