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Unless you have a bidet, a world without toilet paper seems impossible! Now it's left us wondering—what did people do without it in the first place? No need to fear, toilet paper is here!

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Toilet paper shortages in stores across America are giving folks nightmarish reminders of the pandemic era. But the lack of toilet paper isn’t a direct result of a major port strike Tuesday.

Read more. Shoppers who have an urge to jolt out of their homes to buy dozens of rolls of toilet paper in response to the ongoing union dockworker's strike may want to hold off: they could be a ...

With consumers clamoring for toilet paper because of a panic caused by the port workers' strike along the East and Gulf coasts, it's important to remember – toilet paper is made in the United ...

It’s a retread of the COVID crisis: People are panic buying toilet paper again. After port workers began striking on the East and Gulf coasts, Costco and Walmart customers reported toilet paper ...

Haunted by the memory of the early months of the pandemic, when stores ran out of basic household necessities, panic buyers have targeted one particular product: toilet paper. Stockpiling toilet paper ...

About 90 percent of all toilet paper in the U.S. is made in America, CNN reported. The rest comes from Mexico or Canada, which likely means it arrives by truck or rail.

One of the most purchased items is toilet paper, and it brings back memories of panic buying during the pandemic. “People are panicking over this port workers strike. I’m about to leave the ...

In response to the International Longshoremen's Association strike, consumers across the United States began to buy large amounts of goods, like toilet paper, anticipating a shortage. Though not ...