Is toilet paper affected by the port strike?

Experts say there's no need to worry about a shortage of toilet paper because the bulk of it is manufactured in the US.

“If it takes one or two weeks for the strike to end, there could be delays that affect raw materials used to produce toilet paper,” said ...

“The American Forest & Paper Association is aware of reports of toilet paper shortages, which some have attributed to the current port strike.

But the lack of toilet paper isn't a direct result of a major port strike Tuesday. It's because of panic buying. Reports of shortages filled ...

The American Forest and Paper Association, which represents makers of toilet paper, facial tissues, paper towels and other wood products, said ...

According to Ronalds Gonzalez, an associate professor in North Carolina State's department of forest biomaterials, the strike could have caused ...

While toilet paper, paper towels, gasoline, crude oil, natural gas, and other liquid fuels aren't immediately expected to be affected, a litany ...

On Tuesday, 45,000 union workers went on strike when negotiations for a new contract broke down, shutting down 36 East and Gulf Coast ports. It ...

The port strikes may halt those exports temporarily, meaning that we will have a surplus of toilet paper here, not a shortage. This is literally ...

Products made domestically, like toilet paper, and products transported by air shouldn't be affected. At supermarkets, "most everyday grocery ...

CNN's Vanessa Yurkevich explains why toilet paper isn't affected by the strike, but other products may be.

Not necessarily; most paper products are manufactured in the US. CNN reports about 90% of toilet paper consumption comes from domestic factories.

Concerns over the East and Gulf Coast port strike have led to a new wave of panic buying at local stores. But unlike the shortages during ...

No, Texans should not be panic buying toilet paper because of port strike, according to experts ... If the longshoremen strike continues, it is ...

Many places are already seeing people hording toilet paper. You don't need to, as most toilet paper is made in the US, and also Canada, ...

Toilet paper makers said the port strike did not cause a toilet paper shortage. · The American Forest and Paper Association, which represents ...

“The work stoppage at East Coast and Gulf Coast ports will not have a meaningful impact on toilet paper supplies. Nearly 90 percent of ...

But it's important to note that most groceries and household items are produced domestically and not affected by the port strike." Why the panic ...

With negligible effects from the port strike, any shortages people are seeing in stores now were because of panic buying. Rogers also warned ...

The American Forest and Paper Association, representing manufacturers of toilet paper, facial tissues, paper towels and other wood products, ...