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Soft International Group Ltd. functions as an investment holding enterprise primarily engaged in the manufacturing and distribution of sanitary disposable goods and non-woven fabrics. Its market reach extends across the People's Republic of China, Russia, Southeast Asia, Kazakhstan, and other international territories. The company's operations are categorized into two main divisions: Contract Manufacturing and Branded Product Business. It serves business clients, such as independent retailers and baby care brand owners, as an original design manufacturer (ODM) for baby products under the Insoftb brand. Furthermore, it offers feminine hygiene products under the Misecr name and adult incontinence solutions through its Cosoftb brand. Products are sold via the company's own e-commerce platforms and through third-party managed online stores. Founded in 2010, Soft International Group Ltd. is headquartered in Quanzhou, China.
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