Auchan supermarket chain introduces restrictions on the sale of certain goods
The well-known supermarket chain Auchan has announced new rules for the sale of food products. From now on, customers will not be able to purchase an unlimited quantity of certain goods per person. This decision applies to both physical stores and orders placed through the company's online platforms.
According to the new rules, the restrictions apply to basic food products. Specifically, customers may purchase no more than 6 units or 6 kilograms of items such as canned goods, oil, vinegar, salt, sugar, flour, cereals, and pasta. Such notices have already appeared in the chain's sales areas.
Company representatives explain that these measures are aimed at ensuring the stable availability of goods on shelves for all customers. The restrictions help to avoid shortages of products that are in high demand among the population and prevent mass purchases of goods for resale.
Such steps by large retail chains are standard practice during periods of increased demand. Customers should take these changes into account when planning their shopping to avoid inconvenience at the checkout. Currently, the chain continues to operate as usual, and the supply of goods is proceeding according to schedule.