Food hoarders shamed in Australia as supermarkets tighten limits

Panic buyers have stripped shop shelves, brawled over toilet paper. FMTNews Covid19 Coronavirus PanicBuying

Supermarket aisle once stocked with flushable wipes and toilet paper sits emptied at a Target store.

Shoppers at Woolworths Group Ltd stores can now only buy two items of most packaged goods such as coffee and cereal, the company said Wednesday.

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