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A Choctaw County plant is helping to meet the nation’s demand for toilet paper in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
As nervous shoppers strip grocery and variety store shelves of tissue, Georgia-Pacific’s Naheola mill is working to churn it out. The Naheola mill currently employs more than 900 people. It produces retail bath tissue and paper towels, and also makes bleached paperboard used to make Georgia-Pacific’s Dixie plates, cups and bowls. READ MORE
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A Choctaw County plant is helping to meet the nation’s demand for toilet paper in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
