Worldwide Disposable Diaper Shortage Could Bring Higher Prices
If parents aren't willing to pay a few more bucks for Huggies, then many may decide to go with cloth diapers.
Moms and dads of infants might have to shell out a few extra dollars in coming months with an expected worldwide diaper shortage. According to STLMoms.com, an explosion at a Japanese chemical plant, which produces a key element in disposable diapers as well as produces 10 percent of the world’s diapers, happened last weekend and could affect diaper production. Currently, disposable diapers in Town and Country and Manchester run close to the same prices. A pack of size 1 Huggies, approximately 40-50 count, costs $11.99 at Walgreens and $10.99 at Schnucks. A large amount of Pampers, such as between 84 and 112 count, between sizes 3 and 5 costs $24.97 at Schnucks and $27.99 at Walgreens. If parents aren't willing to pay a few bucks extra, …
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