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Kmart is forced to make promise to angry shoppers - are you affected?
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lifestyle.com.auThe chainstore giant, which is one of Australia's favourite retail chains, took to its Facebook page to try to placate angry customers who say they are fed up with the lack of stock in stores across the country.
Many shoppers say that shelves have been left bare as the retailer has been unable to cope with the surge in demand of products during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Forget toilet paper, our local Kmart has been cleared of gym equipment? #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/fuizE4dDVV Kmart have now announced their pledge to fill empty shelves by late July by saying, "We’re experiencing unusually high demand for some of our product categories both instore and online. "We expect stock availability to improve soon and to normalise by late July.
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