...it would make my day, since appealing to people's better nature by supermarkets regarding panic buying doesn't seem to work, they did the following...... Have a special queue/till for people who have excessive amounts of one product i.e. make it the only till they can go to. Capture a still photo of them from the CCTV of them as they exit and have a 'wall of shame' to place the pictures on. I dare say privacy laws would prevent that happening.
And greed - it's not in any supermarkets interest to restrict sales of owt. No bog roll, "come back tomorrow" in the meantime buy all this other stuff you don't need.
This is a good idea (designated time 8-9am for the elderly to shop): https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.be...navirus-west-belfast-iceland-set-17929098.amp
Sadly, there are far too few altruistic people in today's society. Instead of feeling shamed, the hoarders would probably see having their photograph published as a badge of honour. So long as they had got their supplies, they wouldn't give a stuff as to what anyone else felt or thought about them. Latest shortage in the supermarkets I understand are boxes of tissues.