IFC Disposables is proud to be part of the Cascades family. In November of 2000, IFC was acquired by Perkins Paper Ltd. as part of the Wood-Wyant acquisition. IFC Disposables is a converter of disposable nonwoven wiping cloth products and a distributor of towel and tissue products.

IFC Disposables got its start in 1976 by selling rag remnants in the back of an automotive supply store in Jackson, Tennessee. More opportunities were realized in the "rag" business and in 1977 a business solely devoted to the production and sale of rags was started. IFC's primary target market was the Southern United States selling directly to endusers through a team of thirty direct salespeople.

By January of 1980, the company's product line had expanded from rags and a few nonwoven items to a complete line of disposable nonwoven products, and mill ends. IFC's stability and growth came from a strong marketing and sales emphasis in the industrial, institutional and healthcare markets. As IFC evolved from cloth rags to nonwoven disposable products, IFC became well known as a premier "wiper source". Over the next ten years, IFC changed its selling focus to encompass distributors and endusers. The markets were expanded to automotive, janitorial and foodservice.

In early 1990, IFC was acquired by Hosposable Products, Inc., Somerville, New Jersey as part of their strategic growth plans and as an outlet for the airlaid material capacity they had developed. In 1991, Hosposable Products was acquired by Wyant Corporation and in turn IFC Disposables became part of the Wood-Wyant family.

As a result of this acquisition, IFC added Wood-Wyant's line of towel and tissue products to their offering; thus allowing IFC to complement their disposable wiping cloth product line with towel and tissue product offerings. IFC was also able to offer a complete Adult Incontinence product line that was manufactured by Wyant Healthcare (Hosposable Products). In December of 1997, IFC Disposables moved its operations to its current location in Brownsville, Tennessee.

Today, IFC markets its product lines through more than 635 distributors nationwide and abroad with a staff of five Regional Sales Managers and a network of twenty-four broker agencies. IFC's Brownsville facility employs approximately 50 people in administrative, sales/marketing and manufacturing positions.

IFC product lines are known by trademark names such as: Busboy® Foodservice Towels, Presto-Wipes® Airlaid, Tuff-Job® Scrim Reinforced, Like-Rags® Cloth Replacement Towels and Dusterz® Anti-Static Dusting Cloths.