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More than one million diapers, pads, tampons and more are sent to refugee aid
March 18, 2022
By: Karen McIntyre
Editor
Ontex has donated more than 1 million personal hygiene items for refugees from Ukraine during the past two weeks. Hygiene items like diapers, feminine hygiene pads, tampons and adult incontinence products were shipped through Ontex’s own supply chain network and with trucks of other production companies, charities and non-governmental organizations. The more than 1 million donated items were shipped to people in need in Poland and Ukraine. “We condemn the invasion of Ukraine and deeply regret the escalating humanitarian crisis it creates. Our hearts go out to all the people who are impacted by these events. At Ontex we manufacture products that are critical to the daily hygiene and healthcare of millions of people around the world. We remain committed to providing people with personal hygiene solutions”, said Esther Berrozpe, CEO, Ontex. “Our short-term focus is on the safety of our teams and on supporting as many impacted people as we can. Therefore, I’m proud our teams and supply chain network managed to move more than 1 million hygiene items to refugees in such short notice.” Until March, Ontex had a small commercial team based in Ukraine but stopped all activities that could represent any safety risks for our employees. All staff are safe and accounted for at the time of publication.
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