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CINCINNATI — Procter & Gamble's Charmin brand broke the Guinness World Record for the world's largest toilet roll.

Charmin said on Friday, which marks National Toilet Paper Day, that the roll measures more than 8 ft. high and a diameter for more than 9 ft. wide and is made entirely of Charmin toilet tissue. The roll was created at P&G's Paper Products company, located outside of Cape Girardeau, Mo., and transported to P&G's headquarters in Cincinnati for the unveiling.

TOPEKA, Kan. — A new line of cat food designed to slow feline aging has hit the market.

New Hill's Science Diet senior 11+ age defying small kibble is easy to chew and digest, increasing lean muscle mass typically lost by older cats, the company said. The new cat food also supports healthy cognitive function and a radiant coat with fish oil and omega fatty acids.

Hill's Science Diet products are available at retailers nationwide, including Petco, PetSmart and more.

EDGEWOOD, Md. — Wegmans delivered 13,848 lbs. of nonperishable food to Harford Community Action Agency here, the company announced Friday. The donation included 20 pallets of condiments, baking, breakfast, pasta, cereal and crackers.
 

NEW YORK — Health Warrior has introduced a new line of energy bars made with chia seeds.

New 100-calorie all natural chia energy bars are available in a peanut butter chocolate flavor and are designed to energize, rejuvenate muscles, stabilize blood sugar and aid intestinal regularity, among other benefits, Health Warrior said.

Health Warrior 100-calorie peanut butter chocolate chia bars retail for $15.99 per 10-bar box. The company's chia seeds product retails for $14.99 per 16-oz. bag.

DALLAS — Cottonelle has introduced a new, fun way to disguise toilet paper.

The brand's toilet paper roll covers are available in three fashion-forward designs that were inspired by the latest trends, Cottonelle said. Cottonelle first introduced the covers earlier this month online at RespectTheRoll.com, which aimed to change people's point of view on toilet paper.

ORRVILLE, Ohio — J.M. Smucker brand Hungry Jack has kicked off a new promotion that encourages consumers to be creative when making meals.

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Dannon has expanded its Activia line of yogurt with new styles and textures.

DALLAS — Kimberly-Clark is expanding its worldwide innovation capabilities with the establishment of a global innovation center that will be based in Bogota, Colombia.

The facility, which is the first of its kind in the region, will develop products using local and regional insights to meet broader consumer needs, Kimberly-Clark said. The facility joins the recently announced global innovation center in Seoul, Korea, along with North American facilities in Neenah, Wis., and Roswell, Ga.