Chief Executive of the popular Australian supermarket chain Woolworths, B. Banducci, recently declared the toilet paper insanity is pretty much over for 2020, with supplies quickly returning to normal levels in various places.

How Much Is Selling?

For Australia, Woolworths had seen an incredible 39.7 million rolls being sold in just one week during mid-March, but things are returning to normal now. They expect to sell around 9-10 million rolls per week now. A big difference.

Toilet paper chain experts have previously insisted that the shortage wasn't due to production failures so much as it was due to people hoarding toilet paper products at home.

You might have seen drastic improvements in your own local supply recently.

Once the demand surged as it did back several weeks ago, production facilities ramped up to operating 24/7 in many circumstances, working as hard as they could to try and adjust to that new demand.

Some facilities in the United States have been producing more than 1 million rolls every single day.

Just this week in an e-mail, Banducci told loyalty program customers for that the ''sales of most products are back to pre-COVID-19 levels''. In general, from Australia to the United States, Canada, and other regions, supplies are getting back to a more comfortable and reliable level.

But it still might be a few weeks yet until you can find things like Clorox wipes, masks, and perhaps sanitizer.

Although, the various distilleries and other companies that have jumped into producing sanitizer and flooding the market with it have helped to increase prevalence of that product over the last several weeks. It might also not be as difficult to find now as well.

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