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Limits on how much each supermarket receives have become necessary to avoid stocks running out before the next harvest begins in August. An acute can shortage has exacerbated the situation, a consequence of China buying up global steel supplies as part of its economic recovery from the pandemic. Tomato suppliers first began rationing retailers in April last year when panic-buying by shoppers placed an unprecedented strain on supplies.
