'No shame': Shopper slams brazen baby formula 'syndicate' filmed abusing the two-tin rule as baffled witnesses watch on Baby formula 'syndicate' are seen walking in and out of Coles a number of times A baffled witness filmed the incident in Hurstville, and says they had 'no shame' Bags were left outside the entrance, where it's thought the formula was stored Coles said in a statement they are working with suppliers to resolve the issue
By Laura Withers For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 16:10 BST, 1 April 2019 | Updated: 19:49 BST, 1 April 2019
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A shopper has filmed a baby formula 'syndicate' shamelessly abusing the two-tin limited.
A woman shopping at Coles in Hurstville, 16km south of Sydney, said she recently saw a group of around 10 people repeatedly purchasing tins of baby formula from the store.
The newly emerged footage sees a male and female deposit what appears to be tins of baby formula into bags parked just metres from the supermarket's doors.
In the clip obtained by 2GB, the pair are then seen walking back inside the store to continue shopping.
A female bystander
