Charmin toilet paper is primarily made in the United States, with Procter & Gamble's largest manufacturing plant located in Mehoopany, Pennsylvania. This facility produces most of the Charmin toilet paper available on shelves and has been operating at record high levels to meet demand

. While the manufacturing is U.S.-based, Charmin's raw materials, particularly forest fiber, are sourced largely from Canadian forests, including the boreal forest

. In summary, Charmin toilet paper is made in the U.S., specifically in Pennsylvania, but relies heavily on Canadian forest fiber for its production.