Woolworths announces a buying limit on FIFTY different products including toilet paper, meat, pasta and rice

  • The supermarket giant announced a two per-person limit on selected products 
  • Shoppers are also limited to one kilogram of meat and poultry from the butcher
  • Woolworths boss Claire Peters said the rules ensure everyone has access to food
  • Victoria has been declared a state of emergency by Premier Daniel Andrews
Woolworths has brought buying limits back on fifty products across its Victorian stores, including toilet paper, rice and pasta.
The supermarket giant announced a two per-person limit on selected products on Sunday as people resume panic buying due to lockdown restrictions.
Products including pasta sauces, canned food, frozen meat and eggs are on the restriction list.
Shoppers are also limited to one kilogram of meat and poultry from the butcher, and two kilograms of fresh carrots, onions and potatoes. 
People stand in line at a Woolworths supermarket, amid the coronavirus outbreak in Melbourne on August 2
People stand in line at a Woolworths supermarket, amid the coronavirus outbreak in Melbourne on August 2
Claire Peters, the grocery chain's managing director, said the rules would ensure more customers have access to food and essentials. 
'We understand this is an anxious time for our Victorian customers, but we encourage everyone to continue shopping as they usually would and only buy what they need,' she said in a statement.
'Stock will continue to flow from our distribution centres and as an essential service, Woolworths supermarkets remain open to support customers' food and grocery needs.' 
Ms Peters also reminded shoppers to adhere to social distancing and hygiene measures in stores.
An Aldi spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia the store has not imposed product limits at this stage.
Panic buyers initially started clearing the shelves of essentials at the beginning of Australia's outbreak. Pictures: Empty toilet paper isles in June in Melbourne

Victoria was declared a state of emergency by Premier Daniel Andrews on Sunday, as the state's worsening crisis shows no signs of ending.
Only 73 of the 671 new cases are linked to known and contained outbreaks or complex cases, with 598 under investigation. 
Mr Andrews confirmed Melbourne will to go into strict Stage 4 lockdown from 6pm on Sunday until at least September 13. 
Melbourne's curfew will be in effect between 8pm and 5am every day.
Only one person in a household can go shopping per day and exercise is limited to one hour a day - both must be within 5km from home. 

WOOLWORTHS GROCERIES WITH A TWO-PACK LIMIT

 Toilet paper
Paper Towel
Baby Wipes
Tissues
Anti Bacterial Wipes
Liquid Hand Wash
Disinfectants
Bleach
Cleaners
Disposable Gloves
Sponges & Scourers
Rice
Pasta
Flour
Sugar
Frozen Vegetables
Frozen Potato
Frozen Fruit
Frozen Fish
Frozen Poultry
Long life Milk
Long life Milk (Speciality)
Noodles (Mainstream)
Cooking Oil 
Pasta Sauce 
Vinegar (White)
Packet Side Dish - Pasta & Sauce 
Indian foods and sauces
Mexican Dinner kits
Salsa
Canned Tomato
Canned Vegetables
Canned Legumes
Canned Fruit
Baked Beans & Spaghetti
Dairy Milk
Dairy Milk (Specialty)
Chilled Juice
Bacon Prepacked
Eggs
Mince (fixed weight only)
Sausages
Burgers, Rissoles and meatballs
Carrots Prepacked
Potatoes Prepacked
Onions Prepacked
Bread (loaves) including in-store
Frozen Seafood
Additional restrictions 
 Meat
· 2 x packs Pork
· 2 x packs Lamb
· 2 x packs Beef
· 2 x packs Chicken
1kg Limit on the following:
· Meat from the Butcher
· Small Goods from the Deli
· Poultry from the DelI


















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