Ted doesn:’t seem to know that most disposable diapers are made in the USA. P&G has a Plant in MX that does have some distribution in the US. They also have plants in PA, and WI.
Where is MX?
You’re right. In the 80s I worked as a plant process engineer at Buckeye Cellulose, owned by P&G. We made the highest quality filter paper and rayon stock in the world. It was in fact P&Gs most profitable plant in the country of any type.
Despite what econuts would have you believe, products like this - made from tree cellulose, require enormous inputs of pines (plantation pines - grown and harvested by said companies in vast tracts of land here in the US). The myth that this county has been ‘deforested’ is false. There are more trees today than 200 years ago. The only concession I’d make is that the “old growth” is severely diminished, but where isn’t it?