Separate analysis suggests nearly half of customers feel their shopping habits will change completely because of the disaster. “Then they started evolving, from introducing shopping trolleys and credit cards to vastly expanding and bettering their ranges,” he says. As for reviews about panic buying, Mr Hurley says there was a bit of an uptick for certain objects like toilet roll and pasta. However he insists it’s nothing like what the industry skilled in March and that availability continues to be “really good”. As job losses mount and household finances come under increasing stress, buyers may quickly be worrying about the …