YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Toilet paper panic buying has hit U.S. stores again amid new COVID-19 curfews and shutdowns.
Walmart officials said its stores are “seeing pockets of lower than normal availability" for toilet paper and cleaning supplies.
Retailers such as Target and Kroger have imposed purchased limits on essential items.
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Today (11-23) both Sam's Club on East Sunshine and the adjoining Wal-Mart had no toilet paper whatsoever. But nearby Harter House (Eastgate) seemed to have a good supply, as did nearby Aldi's (East sunshine).