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A single product group cannot meet all the care needs encountered in daily life. For this reason, Kardağ's brand structure addresses different user groups and usage areas under separate brands.
Different options in adult care
Jender, Lorina, CoverDry, and Moly are positioned in the adult care and incontinence products segment. The brands' product portfolios may include adult diapers, absorbent pants, bed protectors, and various care solutions.
Pedo in baby care
Pedo is the brand of the Kardağ brand family that focuses on baby care. It offers products for daily care needs with baby diaper and wet wipe options.
Hachi and PetEfor for pet friends
While Hachi focuses on dog training pads, PetEfor offers bentonite cat litter options for cat care. Thus, different needs in pet care are also addressed with separate product groups.
Common production approach
Although the brands appeal to different user groups, managing production, quality, product development, and supply processes under a common corporate structure is one of the main advantages of the brand family. This structure allows Kardağ to maintain a holistic production approach while specializing in different categories.
The diversity within the Kardağ brand family demonstrates an approach to developing separate solutions for different life stages and care needs. Each brand focuses on its own area while benefiting from common production experience.
The purpose of brand diversity
Creating different brands does not merely mean offering products under different names. The language, expectations, and purchasing habits of each user group may differ. The brand structure allows products to be presented to their target audience in a clearer and more focused manner.
Key point to consider
Instead of focusing on a single feature in this regard, evaluating the need as a whole yields more accurate results. Who will use the product, in what environment, and how often; directly affects the choice and method of use. From Kardağ's perspective, the product development approach is based on understanding different user needs, evaluating production processes in conjunction with these needs, and transferring the acquired experience to new endeavors.
The common structure of the brand family and differentiating needs
The focus of Kardağ's brands on different areas ensures that each product group reaches its own user base with a clearer language. The communication needed in adult care is not the same as that used in baby care or pet products. Separate brand identities help position products more clearly according to their target audience.
Although adult care brands like Jender, Lorina, CoverDry, and Moly are within the same general category, they may differ in terms of brand language, product portfolio, and intended usage scenarios. This structure allows for the development of more focused solutions instead of trying to meet different user expectations through a single brand.
Pedo's focus on baby care, Hachi's on dog training pads, and PetEfor's on cat care also show that the brand family extends to different areas of life. Since each category has different product development and communication requirements, a specialized brand structure can help users more easily identify the product group they are looking for.
The presence of common production experience behind this diversity is one of the important aspects of Kardağ's corporate structure. The knowledge gained in production, quality, R&D, supply, and export processes can be transferred to different brands. Thus, brands benefit from a common production and development approach while preserving their own identities; Kardağ can also holistically grow its experience in different categories.

