Poor growing conditions in Europe have meant low stocks of some vegetables in British supermarkets – including lettuce, broccoli, courgettes and spinach. As a result, some supermarkets have taken to limiting the number of these vegetables customers can buy. Do you think supermarkets should or should not ration how many items customers can buy in a shortage? | Daily Question

Poor growing conditions in Europe have meant low stocks of some vegetables in British supermarkets – including lettuce, broccoli, courgettes and spinach. As a result, some supermarkets have taken to limiting the number of these vegetables customers can buy. Do you think supermarkets should or should not ration how many items customers can buy in a shortage? Published on 12 February 2017 → Survey conducted on 12 February 2017 on 28428 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Should

67%

Should not

17%

Don't know

16%

Should

67%

Should not

17%

Don't know

16%