For generations, toilet paper has been considered an everyday necessity, rarely questioned and almost universally used. But as environmental awareness grows across Western countries, including France and the wider European Union, this once-untouchable product is now being viewed through a more critical lens. Modern toilet paper became widely available in the mid-19th century, and its global demand has only increased...
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