Mexico City /
One of the brands of toilet paper most remembered in Mexico is Charmin by the peculiar dance of their bears to the sound of the pare pare pare. However, for a long time his rolls of toilet paper do not appear in the shop windows of the supermarket stores, This is because the brand disappeared from the country Did you know?
In 2015, the company Procter & Gamble (P&G), Owner of Charmin, Announced a number of adjustments to strengthen the brand, among which was to stop producing the rolls of toilet paper and napkins in some countries, included Mexico, Where they gradually disappeared.
But that doesn’t mean the Charmin paper it no longer exists, in fact in countries like the United States its products continue to be consumed, even renewed.
As reported by the Wall Street Journal this week, they recently released one roll lasting up to three months (Roll forever), Aimed at the Millennial audience. To get these products in Mexico, some online stores like Amazon sell it; however, its price is higher.