(YourDigitalWall Editorial):- Scottsdale, Arizona Apr 23, 2026 (Issuewire.com) – Giusy Buonfantino, a global consumer packaged goods executive with more than 25 years of leadership experience, has completed a management buyout of Dyper, becoming CEO and Majority Owner. The acquisition marks a pivotal step in accelerating the brand’s mission: delivering high-performance baby diapers without unnecessary plastic – better for baby’s skin and better for the planet.
Under Buonfantino’s leadership, Dyper will focus on scaling innovation, expanding its proprietary composting program ReDyper, and driving national penetration among U.S. parents seeking premium, plant-based alternatives in baby care.
Most conventional diapers contain up to 75% plastic, including the layer that touches a baby’s delicate skin. Many can sit in landfills for up to 500 years. Dyper was built to challenge that status quo.
Dyper diapers:
- Contain a zero plastic liner touching baby’s skin
- Feature 55% USDA-certified biobased content (ASTM D6866), more than 2x than many leading competitors
- Deliver category-leading absorbency performance
- Are dermatologist supported and certified with the Dermatest 5-star seel
- Are eligible for composting through the brand’s ReDyper program
“Parents don’t realize they may be wrapping their babies in plastic 24/7 for over three years,” said Buonfantino, who first joined the company as a Board Member and then CEO in 2024. “Dyper proves that parents don’t have to choose between performance and sustainability. We are building a brand that protects baby skin health, while actively reducing plastic waste.”
With the 2026 management buyout complete, Dyper is now poised for accelerated national expansion.
About Dyper
Founded in 2019, Dyper. is a premium baby diaper and wipes company committed to high performance without unnecessary plastic. Featuring 55% USDA-certified biobased content and an exclusive composting service, ReDyper, the brand delivers a differentiated solution focused on baby skin health and environmental responsibility.
For more information, visit: https://dyper.com/.
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