Coronavirus: Toilet paper factory gets desperate calls from homeless shelters and schools
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mirror.co.ukA toilet paper factory has been receiving desperate calls from homeless shelters and schools. Channel 4's Dispatches investigated the massive surge in toilet paper demand as suppliers try to cope with a £17m increase in sales in tonight's special episode - Coronavirus : Will Our Supermarkets Cope?.
Desperate shoppers across the country have resorted to stockpiling and panic buying - leaving many shelves empty and NHS workers and the elderly unable to purchase food.
Normal production of 130,000 rolls a week has increased to 170,000 rolls a week – the maximum they are able to produce at any one time.
Dispatches also visited a toilet paper factory, where retail journalist Harry Wallop discovered public services are also struggling to get
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