I'm in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Went to the supermarket today -- the supermarket is part of the Albertsons chain -- and found no toilet paper or paper towels. No hand sanitizer, no medical alcohol, plenty of soap. Supplies of Coca-Cola were running low, as was milk (no 1% at all) and limited pasta (limited availability, and limited purchase -- no more than two packages per customer.) Lots of produce. Plenty of orange juice. Didn't look much at meat, because I'm a veggie, but from a quick glance, it didn't seem like there was a particular shortage. Plenty of "treats" -- candy, cookies. No JIF peanut butter, except "fat free," which is also largely taste-free. I know, because when they ran out of regular peanut butter a week ago, I bought jar of fat-free, and still have some of it, and probably will have, until I take it out with the garbage. Overall, the market looked somewhat tattered, and there seemed to be fewer choices in general, compared to two weeks ago, the last time I went. Fair safety measures -- all employees and customers wearing masks, most customers also with gloves, plastic panes between check-out lady and the customer, but the check-out lady wasn't wearing gloves. (And I guess there'd be little point, when I think about it.) One-way aisles, which is good, but a fair number of people ignoring them.
My feeling is that the best time to go is mid-afternoon, around two o'clock. Early in the day, I'm told, there's a rush of people who hope to find toilet paper and paper towels. Lat in the day is after work, and a fair number of people still work. Office Depot is open for business in a state that is largely shutdown.
what's the situation where you are?