
50% Tariffs on Canadian Toilet Paper Strain a Supply Chain With No Easy Exit
Canada supplied $328 million of US toilet paper imports in 2024 — more than any other country. American mills also rely on Canadian pulp. A 50% tariff (a tax on imports) leaves few short-term options. Procter & Gamble warned in 2025 that tariffs would raise prices. Canadians use 134 rolls yearly; Americans, 141 — the world's highest.
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