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Wiped Out: US Faces Surging Toilet Paper Prices Amid Trade War With Canada

U.S. consumers could face higher toilet paper prices as tariffs disrupt cross-border trade and threaten supplies of Canadian pulp and paper products.

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Wiped Out: US Faces Surging Toilet Paper Prices Amid Trade War With Canada

The escalating trade dispute between the United States and Canada is raising concerns about higher toilet paper prices for American consumers. Canada is a major supplier of pulp and paper products used in U.S. tissue manufacturing, leaving the industry vulnerable to tariffs and other trade barriers. Producers may pass increased import and transportation costs on to retailers, adding pressure to household budgets. The United States is also one of the world’s largest toilet paper consumers, making even modest price increases especially noticeable.

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