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I understand and share the desire of retailers to discourage hoarding and panic buying of sugar.
We know that if one mentions the word "shortage" it creates panic buying.
Panic buying of petrol when it occurs, does not increase the physical shortfall of supplies for long.
It is lack of information which causes panic buying.
It has been reported to me that panic buying—people buying more than they normally would—undoubtedly plays a part in our troubles.
The immediate effect of the announcement of the last order of that kind was a certain amount of panic buying.
Panic buying, whether of food or petrol, does not help.
Many of our difficulties, particularly about sugar supplies in the shops, have been due to over-buying, panic buying and hoarding of sugar.
I believe that there is panic buying.
Therefore, there is no need at all for any panic buying, nor for any unjustified increases in price.
Is he aware that old people are not in a position to take part in any panic buying or substantial buying of any kind?
Apart from early reports of panic buying and some rises in price, food prices remained remarkably stable, due allowance being made for seasonal influences.
This can then lead to panic buying and gaps on the shelves, causing real hardship for those on lower incomes.
We know what happens with panic buying.
The panic buying and hoarding—if there was any in any great way—was created by the shortage.
