Reconfinement: supermarkets stormed as in March

Queues in front of stores, rushes for toilet paper and pasta departments ... Consumers replay the panicked scenes of March.

And this even though the distributors have assured that no shortage was to be feared - there was no real shortage in the spring - as long as consumers do not change their habits.

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But it is clear that anxiety is winning over the caddies.

The pasta department of Auchan d'Aubagne (Bouches-du-Rhône) was robbed on Wednesday, reports

.

In Thionville (Moselle), the Leclerc is "

", abounds Lorraine Actu.

The Auchan de Semécourt (Moselle) has also been "

" since opening this morning, continues the regional news site.

Identical finding in Bordeaux,

note

.

On Twitter, a user took a picture of the robbed toilet paper department of the Intermarché in Libourne (Gironde).

At the Intermarché de Foix, this afternoon, all the cash registers were running at full speed, reports

.

"

" notes the regional daily.

A little later, at Leclerc de Foix, “

”.

What to prove wrong to the large distribution and the industrialists who the day before were betting on reasonable behavior, thanks to the lessons learned from the containment of the spring.

"

", explained Miloud Benouada, the boss of Barilla in France.

“

” commented at Système U.

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Questioned by

, distributors are categorical: stocks are sufficient to meet consumers' needs, even in the event of re-containment.