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The pandemic forced retailers to cap the amount of SodaStream CO2 canisters shoppers could buy.
Experts blamed high demand for sparkling water, a CO2 shortage, and a circular business model.
The supply-chain clot was mostly resolved by March, when normal consumer behavior returned.
In January, SodaStream owners who wandered into a Target in New York City s Tribeca neighborhood came face-to-face with the following sign: No more than two new canisters per customer.
In an effort to combat shortages, the store was limiting the amount of CO2 canisters shoppers could buy for their at-home sparkling-water machines.
Online, prospects were no better: Bed Bath & Beyond, a major national supplier of SodaStream, throttled sales in much the same way, constraining the number of canisters any single customer could buy.
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