Toilet Paper Squeeze May Get Worse on Sawmill Slowdown in Canada.

(Bloomberg) -- Supply cuts that were supposed to bolster the beleaguered lumber market are now creating an unintended effect: the wood chips required to make sought-after toilet paper and wipes during the coronavirus pandemic are becoming more scarce. Without federal aid to get some sawmill capacity back on line, input costs could rise or there could be a shortage of the materials pulp mills need for household products, he said. [Extracted from the article]