Panic buying causes some empty shelves at LI stores
News 12's Jon Dowding was at a Target in Commack that had a limited supply of toilet paper and paper towels on the shelves.
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Oct 3, 2024, 9:44 PM
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Economists say many consumers were on edge because of a dockworkers strike that has since been suspended.
This caused some people to buy large supplies of certain items.
News 12's Jon Dowding was at a Target in Commack that had a limited supply of toilet paper and paper towels on the shelves.
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