More empty shelves ahead in WA supermarkets as Coles and Woolworths try to restock stores

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More empty shelves ahead in WA supermarkets as Coles and Woolworths try to restock stores

April 17, 2024 - 11:51 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The Chief Executive of Woolworth says supermarket shelves in Perth will not be filled to near normal levels for a least another week. Those in WA’s population centres have been warned to get used to supply cuts as weather events become more intense.