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BusinessApril 14, 1997

Procter & Gamble Co. has reached an agreement to buy the maker of Tampax for nearly $2 billion. The $1.85 billion deal for Tambrands Inc., the biggest acquisition ever for the consumer-products giant, was confirmed last week by P&G spokeswoman Elaine Plummer...

Procter & Gamble Co. has reached an agreement to buy the maker of Tampax for nearly $2 billion.

The $1.85 billion deal for Tambrands Inc., the biggest acquisition ever for the consumer-products giant, was confirmed last week by P&G spokeswoman Elaine Plummer.

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Tambrands, based in White Plains, N.Y., will no longer exist as an independent company after about 60 years in business. Tampax tampons are its only product.

The acquisition gives P&G the No. 1 Tampon brand and solidifies its position as the leading company in feminine protection.

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