At the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic in March last year, Costco, one of the largest retail stores in the United States, limited the sale of certain products after customers buy too many essential items such as toilet paper, soap, disinfectant, foodfrozen among others, causing a shortage.

In recent days and more than a year after the start of the pandemic, some of the customs of Costco have begun to file complaints, since in some stores the purchase of some items began to be limited.

Why is Costco limiting the sale of some products in the United States and what are they?

According to Telemundo, the limit in the sale of some products is due to certain stores do not have enough amounts of items to sell, coupled with the lack of personnel.

A company member announced through the Reddit de Costco community that the store he attends, had published a hand -made notice of the maximum purchase allocations in some products.The message said this had been done "due to supply problems".

Some members of the community commented that it could be due to other factors, such as personnel problems and the savings and promotions of August for Costco members.

Among the products with a purchase limit is the toilet paper of the Kirkland and Charmin brand, as well as the paper towels of the Kirkland and Bounty brand.In addition, clothing, diapers, batteries and even some snacks.

Costco members have commented that these purchase limit restrictions could end on August 29, the day the exclusive promotion for members of the chain ends.