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Kp Tissue Inc

2 Prologis Boulevard
Suite 500
Mississauga ON L5W 0G8 CAN
P: 905-812-6936
F: 905-812-6909
http://www.kptissueinc.com

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KP Tissue Inc operates as a holding company. The firm produces, distributes, markets, and sells a range of disposable tissue products in North America. It offers bathroom and facial tissues, paper towels, paper towels, and napkins, as well as disposable wiping products and washroom dispensing systems.

Key Executives

NameTitle
Dino J. BiancoCEO/CEO, Subsidiary
Michel ManseauGeneral Manager, Subsidiary/Senior VP, Subsidiary
John O'HaraGeneral Manager, Subsidiary/Senior VP, Subsidiary
Gordon GossGeneral Manager, Subsidiary/Senior VP, Subsidiary
Francois ParoyanGeneral Counsel/General Counsel, Subsidiary/Secretary/Secretary, Subsidiary
Joseph KrugerCEO, Subsidiary/Chairman of the Board, Subsidiary
Chuck StewartVice President, Subsidiary
Mina FiorSenior VP, Subsidiary
Susan IrvingOther Executive Officer
Mike YangSenior VP, Subsidiary
Robert MartinSenior VP, Subsidiary

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