Trump's plan to increase tariffs on Canadian lumber could disrupt the supply of softwood pulp, leading to possible toilet paper shortages and higher prices in the US. Pravrajya Suruchi Updated : Mar ...

He started with the toilet paper. “Charmin Ultra Soft,” Bowden said, with a smile. “I got it in every bathroom now for our players.” His tireless efforts since then to revamp the front ...

There's one product that almost all Americans can't go without: toilet paper. According to data from QS Supplies, Americans use an average of 141 rolls per year. And due to proposed tariffs ...

Researcher Olwen Grace highlights investigations in the Jodrell Laboratory on Aloe vera, one of the most widely used plant species in the world today, and other aloes. Cast your mind back to the ...

With these bipartisan bills moving forward at the statehouse, sales taxes could soon be off the table for Iowans' everyday essentials like laundry detergent and toilet paper. “Well, it'll help ...

According to Cottonelle, a single-person household uses 85 rolls of toilet paper a year, with family households using over 300. Even if you consider that a high estimate, it's a lot of cardboard we're ...

Three bills in the Iowa House propose eliminating sales tax on laundry items, toilet paper, and vitamins/minerals. The proposals follow 2022 legislation that exempted feminine hygiene products and ...

A new wave of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on Canadian softwood lumber could leave American consumers scrambling for basic necessities, including toilet paper. With the United States ...

“They have no soap, toilet paper, or paper towels anywhere in the building. Their water machine is broken. Many cannot get on LAN, and the Wi-Fi keeps going down,” one IRS employee tells WIRE ...

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The Harare City Council has failed to procure toilet paper for staff at its offices across the city for nearly a year, exposing serious inefficiencies in the municipality’s operations.