Toilet paper quickly became a hot item for preppers in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. Manufacturers are at a loss to explain the hoarding mentality and are now urging consumers to stop ...

Weeks into the coronavirus pandemic, many toilet paper shelves are still empty, and suppliers aren’t sure when rolls will be available again. But as Americans need bathroom tissue for at-home ...

Toilet-paper manufacturers have ramped up production to meet the unprecedented demand, but they may be left with a huge surplus in the coming months.

Some toilet paper manufacturers do use eucalyptus pulp, including U.S.-based Georgia-Pacific, Procter & Gamble and Kimberly Clark, according to the College of Natural Resources.

America should have plenty of toilet paper, pandemic or no. But the coronavirus came and we panicked. The spike in demand couldn’t have been anticipated by national suppliers. Stores were forced ...

A Choctaw County plant is helping to meet the nation’s demand for toilet paper in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. As nervous shoppers strip grocery and variety store shelves of tissue ...

MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - A South Florida factory is ready to roll, as it steps up production on a highly coveted commodity during the coronavirus pandemic. As cases of COVID-19 began to be ...

Manufacturer Procter & Gamble had one Canadian toilet paper brand on the list, Charmin, which was given an F for being made of 95 per cent virgin forest fibres.

If you’re tired of futile trips to the store for toilet paper during the COVID-19 outbreak, there’s an option many Americans aren’t considering: You can order directly from manufacturers.

The Beehive State is home to one of the largest toilet paper manufacturers west of the Mississippi, said Todd Bingham, president of the Utah Manufacturers Association.

The leading toilet paper pulp manufacturer in the world just struck a big deal.