Closed petition Bring out ration books for food, everyday items and baby items

I want every person or household / family to have a ration book of some sort to limit what they can buy each week. You should not be allowed to bulk buy things and stock up.

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Since the Coronovirus outbreak, people are stocking up on items, leaving families without. I bought the last packet of nappies today in Aldi, and there was no baby wipes left. There was a young man getting upset in another shop because he couldn't find baby milk anywhere and he had none left. There is no toilet roll anywhere and the shelves and freezers in stores are starting to go bare. It is silly and it is putting families at risk due to not being able to buy the essential items they need.

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Share your experiences of accessing food coronavirus outbreak

Have you struggled to get your weekly shop? Are you self-isolating or shielding and relying on deliveries or food parcels? Do you use a foodbank?  
 
A group of MPs called the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee would like to hear about your experiences of accessing food during the coronavirus outbreak.

You can share your experiences here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=nt3mHDeziEC-Xo277ASzSsdf6aRbb_hHi61kcnJ3-KJUOFFXNEhLSDlFTUZaQzU1TlNEWVkwUVhHUC4u
 
They’d like to hear from you by 28 April. Your answers will help them to understand the issues people are facing and what questions MPs need to ask the Government. 
 
They might publish some or all of your responses, or read them out when they’re asking questions in a public Committee meeting or in the House of Commons. So please don’t share any personal information that you don’t want to be public.
 
You can get updates on their work by following the Committee on Twitter @CommonsEFRA or on their website: https://committees.parliament.uk/committee/52/environment-food-and-rural-affairs-committee
 
 ### What is the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee?
 
The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee looks at and questions how the Government Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs:
 
·         is run
·         spends money
·         decides on its policies
 
It's a cross-party committee and is independent of the Government.
 
This is a ‘select committee’. Find out how Select Committees work:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_2RDuDs44c