Toilet paper and global supply chains
Markets in action - this FT clip looks at the global shortages of toilet paper and the impact of increased demand for toilet paper during the coronavirus pandemic.
Apparently, working from home is likely to increase toilet paper consumption by 40% per person on average, and hence this has put pressure on global supply chains. Let's face it, no-one wants to get caught short.
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