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Separate analysis suggests almost half of customers really feel their shopping habits will change permanently due to the disaster. “Then they started evolving, from introducing shopping trolleys and credit cards to vastly expanding and enhancing their ranges,” he says. As for stories about panic buying, Mr Hurley says there was a little bit of an uptick for certain objects like rest room roll and pasta. However he insists it is nothing like what the industry skilled in March and that availability remains to be “actually good”. As job losses mount and family funds come beneath growing stress, consumers may soon be worrying about the worth of their weekly shop, as much as about house supply slots.

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