Why is there a shortage of hand sanitizer? How Manufacturers Cope With Supply Shortages

Imagine that you are walking down the aisle of a grocery store, many shelves are empty with "out of stock" notice boards, especially the shelves of hand sanitizer and alcohol sanitizer. It will make you feel like you are in a scene from an apocalyptic movie.
 
To make matters worse, some pesky opportunists spread false information about hand sanitizer on the internet. The good news is that most of the world's governments have regulated these price increases.
 
However, even if the price of the hand sanitizer is within the normal range, the problem still lies in the shortage of production and the panic buying behavior of consumers.
 
In response to the continuing supply shortage of hand sanitizers, wineries, perfume makers and distillers began transforming their production lines into alcohol sanitizers that can be mass produced.
 
Many companies have been seeking help from the FDA to produce the correct hand sanitizer. In response, the FDA issued a temporary document on how to prepare an alcohol-based hand sanitizer in a public health emergency.
 
These disinfectants were donated (mostly free) to hospitals, doctors, nurses, police officers, and other front-line personnel. But keep in mind that while many alcohol producers are willing to participate in this life-saving campaign, it may not be enough for all consumers around the world.
 
However, as China has stabilized the domestic epidemic situation, China is resuming its progress. AoGrand began to accelerate the pace of production and were soon able to export bulk hand sanitizers to retailers and wholesalers around the world.