Marcal

Marcal is a brand of paper products, primarily known for its household items like toilet paper, paper towels, and facial tissues. The company was founded in 1950 by Michael Marcalus in Elmwood Park, New Jersey. Initially, Marcal focused on producing recycled paper products, emphasizing environmental responsibility from its early days. This commitment to sustainability has remained a core aspect of the brand's identity.

Over the years, Marcal has expanded its product line and distribution, becoming a recognizable name in the paper goods industry. The brand is often associated with affordability and accessibility, making its products available in many mainstream retail stores. In 2005, Marcal was acquired by Georgia-Pacific, a subsidiary of Koch Industries. Despite the acquisition, the Marcal brand has continued to operate, maintaining its focus on consumer paper products. The company's manufacturing facilities have historically been located in the northeastern United States. Marcal continues to market its products with an emphasis on quality and value for everyday household use.