There is no squeeze on Charmin. Toilet paper makers say that U.S. consumers don’t need to fear shortages due to the three-day strike this week at U.S. ports. The American Forest and Paper ...

Panic buying is a much greater threat to the toilet paper supply than closed ports. Charmin is produced by Proctor & Gamble at a plant in Mehoopany, Pennsylvania. It also has plants in Georgia ...

Head to the toilet paper aisle, and you would witness about 30 or so packs left of store brand, with only a backstock of Charmin remaining. The shelves, which were usually piled high to the ...

The vast majority of toilet paper used in the U.S. is produced in the U.S., not imported from other countries. “We do not expect a major impact in the supply of tissue paper because of the port ...

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You can only control what you can control, but this is not looking good at all for the Clemson Tigers. At 4-1 on the season, and even 3-0 in ACC play, the No. 10 Tigers are probably going to need ...

Big Toilet Paper wants us to believe that we need the ... that can lead to the dreaded dingleberries (as those ridiculous Charmin toilet paper bears like to remind us every chance they get).

A well-known toilet paper brand has announced a new design in its popular household item. Charmin said the new "smooth tear" toilet paper will be a better experience for consumers. Tampax is being ...