Kimberly-Clark targets revenues increased from exports

Kimberly-Clark Thailand, the leading tissue products company, targets its proportion revenues of tissue products from export to increase to 35 per cent of total revenues by 2008 after completion of its Samut Prakarn Mill since October.

Managing Director David Osborn said yesterday that the company has moved new twevle product lines from its plant in Australia to produce in Thailand and initiated the new production since last year.

All of new product lines would be exported to Asian countries. At the beginning, the products have been distributed to the distribution centre in Australia before delivering to other cities including Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane as well as to Auckland, New Zealand.

- The Nation

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Kimberly-Clark targets revenues increased from exports

Kimberly-Clark Thailand, the leading tissue products company, targets its proportion revenues of tissue products from export to increase to 35 per cent of total revenues by 2008 after completion of its Samut Prakarn Mill since October.

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