and EcoFirst paper products — including toilet paper, tissues, napkins, and paper towels — has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company, based out of Phoenix, Arizona, acts “as a third ...

The White House tariffs might have an impact on Americans' bathrooms when it comes to toilet paper. The U.S. already saw a run on the grocery store product in 2020 when people fought over the last ...

Royal Paper, a major manufacturer of toilet paper and other paper products, has filed for bankruptcy protection, according to GlobalNewswire.com The Phoenix, Arizona, company filed for Chapter 11 ...

A shopper thinks Cottonelle is pulling a “fast one” after recently purchasing a pack of the toilet paper and noticing something different about the size of it. “Not to body shame ...

The employee, who felt mistreated and undervalued, reportedly handed in their resignation using toilet paper to convey a message about how they believed they had been treated by the organisation.

The paper product manufacturer produces toilet paper for well-known brands such as Super Soft, Earth First and EcoFirst sold at Aldi, Trader Joe’s, Kroger and other stores. Now, Royal Paper has ...

“Do you realise that toilet paper has not changed in my lifetime?” the character George Costanza said in an episode of “Seinfeld.” “… And in 10 000 years, it will still be exactly the ...

Royal Papers LLC, a major toilet paper brand, and three other related paper companies based in Arizona and Delaware, have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing mounting debts and financial pressure.

It’s in the same toilet paper holder, I use it the same way, but it has a slight benefit,” Kudrowitz says. “Incremental innovation is just so easy for us to just accept.” ...

A paper goods supplier that produces private label products for retailers like Aldi, Meijer and Whole Foods has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. According to Bloomberg, Royal Paper, a Phoenix ...

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 ...