An employee is helping customers check out multiple cans of milk powder on the cashier`s desk.
According to the Daily Mail, Australia`s Coles supermarket restricted customers to two cans of milk powder per customer, but employees at a Sydney store were found helping one customer to check out multiple cans of milk powder on the cashier`s desk.
It is reported that Australian mothers often complain that milk powder is not available because purchasing agents often buy large quantities of baby milk powder in Australia and then sell it to the Chinese market for income. To this end, Coles supermarket introduced a purchase restriction, each customer can only buy 2 cans of milk powder.
But a Sydney-based Cole store does not appear to have strictly enforced the restrictions. Many customers are scrambling to buy milk at a Coles supermarket in (Hurtsville), a good market, according to the video. An employee at the cashier`s desk was checking out a customer with multiple cans of milk powder.
Australian mother Cody (Rachael Cody) says she has trouble getting milk powder for her four-month-old daughter, often driving around looking for it or calling again and again. The situation made her very angry.
It is understood that the demand for milk powder in the Chinese market is relatively large. In Australia, Australia has been exposed to the customer`s purchase of milk powder.
On Wednesday morning, 30 to 40 people lined up to buy milk powder before the Woolworths supermarket in (Box Hill), Baushan, opened.
In addition, on Tuesday afternoon, media released a video of customers snapping up milk powder at a Woolworths supermarket in Sydney. According to a video from radio 2GB, an organized group of "shoppers" came to a Woolworths supermarket in (Hurstville), a good market, to wait for a new baby formula to be put on shelves. One by one, they buy the maximum amount of milk powder (two cans per person), pile them in an out-of-store cart, and then return to the store to buy more milk powder.
