After Colruyt and Lidl, Carrefour and Aldi also restricted the sale of products: “There is no shortage, but consumers are buying more”

Already decided before the weekend Colroit at All his shops Sale flour and oil Reduction. Specifically, there are restrictions on sunflower oil and other types of oils that are used as a substitute, such as salad oil or olive oil. The demand for these two products has been increasing for some time.

Specifically, customers are allowed Maximum 2 pieces of oil and 2 pieces of flour per ticket Purchases. Labels in designated areas indicate this to customers. This rule applies to all Colruyt and Okay stores, but not in Spar or Bio-Planet, which is also part of the Colruyt Group. This distinction exists because customers often buy larger quantities of Colruyt or Okay.

Colruyt also assures that there are currently no shortages and that the supply of oil and flour is proceeding normally. “But consumption has not returned to normal in recent days, so we are introducing this precaution to replenish all shelves, and to allow all customers to make their purchases,” it seems.

Lidl limit sale Oil, vegetable preserves and toilet paper† Each customer can two pieces max Purchases. Before toilet tissues – A popular product among hoarders in the first wreath landing – there are limitations to Three packages per customer†

“We’re making a constructive call to show solidarity and make sure there’s enough for everyone by buying only what’s essential. There’s no shortage, but we want to dampen sales,” Liddell says.

also Delhaize I noticed that The demand for flour and oil has increased, but at the moment no limits On. The supermarket asks its customers not to buy more than is necessary. A spokesman for Belga said: “There is sufficient choice and scale. We call for the use of common sense.”