Manufacturing process of Pampers nappies

How Are Pampers Nappies and Wipes Manufactured?

1 min readUpdated November 05, 2025

Transparency is important to you, and it’s even more important to us, which is why we ensure quality and safety at every step of the manufacturing process across state-of-the-art production facilities around the world. To deliver on the Pampers Safety Promise, we follow the highest quality standards, which are validated by internationally recognised organisations.

Key Takeaways

At a glance, here’s how Pampers ensures product safety:

  • Material selection. Only trusted materials are chosen and rigorously tested for safety and performance.

  • Assembly. Production lines use over 500 sensors to check every nappy and wipe for any potential deviation from our quality targets.

  • Traceability. Every pack includes a batch code so we can trace materials from source to shelf.

  • Continuous monitoring. Local contact details on packs connect parents directly with our baby care experts for feedback.

Tip – Where are Pampers Manufactured?

Made in Pampers own factories in Europe → Designed with parents, paediatricians and midwives, and produced in our European sites with end-to-end quality control.

Material Selection for Each Nappy and Wipe

Pampers carefully selects and evaluates all raw materials for their safety and performance. We rigorously evaluate each raw material following all local, state and country regulations in place to ensure ultimate quality and safety. 

Assembly

Our production lines are designed to minimize any accidental contamination. In fact, checks are conducted at every stage of the process and each nappy is monitored by over 500 sensors that search for any potential deviation from quality targets. Pampers products are produced in a system which protects it from contamination during production.

Traceability

Did you know that Pampers can trace all materials used in our nappies and wipes, from start to finish? From the moment a material arrives at the factory, to when it’s integrated into the nappy and packaged for distribution, we keep tabs on all of our ingredients. In fact, our nappies and their compounds will have travelled over 800 meters before ever leaving the plant!

Our advanced traceability process also allows us to track the origin of products that have made it to the shelves in case we ever need to assess products in-market. We do this by including a batch code on every package, which you can use to identify which facility the products were manufactured in. 

Continuous Monitoring in the Market

All our products have local contact details on the packaging, which parents can use to contact our safety personnel with any feedback or concerns. This open line of communication helps us understand if our products are meeting our high standards for product quality and consumer satisfaction.

Parents should feel informed and confident about every step of the Pampers manufacturing process. To learn about how we make our products, explore more about our safety promise.

Tip

Every step of the nappy manufacturing process is monitored to ensure our products meet the Pampers Safety Promise.

In Summary

Pampers manufacturing facilities produce safe and high performing products according to the highest, UK and internationally recognised quality standards.

FAQ

Pampers nappies and wipes are made in Pampers own factories in Europe. Each site follows strict quality and safety standards, with end-to-end monitoring to ensure every product is safe for your baby. Local contact details are printed on the packaging so UK parents can always reach our safety team with questions or feedback.

The information in this article is based on the expert advice found in published research, trusted medical and government sources, as well as Pampers’ own safety and product experts. When applicable, you can find a full list of sources used for this article below. The content on this page should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult medical professionals for full diagnosis and treatment.

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