Following French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe's announcement shutting down non-essential public places in France, LMVH announced it will produce free hand sanitizer to give to French hospitals.
It wasn't until the threat of a rapidly spreading, disruptive pandemic that people started to stock up on hand sanitizers. Thethat a man from Tennessee stockpiled 17,700 bottles of hand sanitizer. . Take a trip to any local drugstore—or any grocery store, really—and you'll notice the fears of the coronavirus outbreak have caused a sanitizer shortage, not only in the US but other countries, too.
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