No. Commercial toilet paper uses a different kind of pulp and is produced on different machines. Many institutional rolls are intentionally larger, ...

No. Commercial toilet paper uses a different kind of pulp and is produced on different machines. Many institutional rolls are intentionally larger, ...

Luton also notes that repurposing commercial-market toilet paper to retail shelves “is not simple to do,” even with stocks of it sitting untouched in storage rooms of closed businesses.

Approximately 80 percent of the paper in the new Cascades Moka bathroom tissue line comes from post-consumer materials, while the rest comes from recovered corrugated cardboard boxes, the company ...

And though many commercial users of toilet paper have shut down operations, they have continued, like household consumers, to stock up, Abercrombie said. So buying has not declined.

What does toilet paper have to do with the global coronavirus pandemic? Nothing. Yet millions of people have been panicking about their household supply. Store shelves have been emptied. Amazon is ...

In a worst-case scenario where the port strike delays shipments of eucalyptus pulp to U.S. manufacturers, shoppers should be ...

The study builds on the findings of the Phase 1 report of the same title The PERC Phase 2.0 report addresses several important areas of study that were not included in the Phase 1 effort The study ...

DENVER (CBS4) - When retailers started running out of toilet paper during the coronavirus outbreak, one Denver company decided to help fill the need. "It's a comfort that most people would never ...