Supermarkets have been implementing several regulations to
ensure the safety of both customers and employees. For instance, Asda and Aldi have introduced ‘no
touch’ rules, that is, clients are not allowed to touch a product unless they
will buy it.
Asda has advanced that it has implemented these security
measures in the hope that these are going to prevent the spread of the virus.
According to a message on its website, it is following advice and regulations
from the Government. It says, “We’re asking customers to only touch items they
intend to purchase and to use cashless
payment wherever they can to minimise contact”. Apart from these, there
will be clear signage, directional barriers and floor markings so that
customers can move around safely.
The supermarket Aldi has introduced this ‘no touch’
rule as well, that is, contact is limited to the items that will be purchased
or will be used in store. Moreover, clients may be requested to only touch
trolleys that they intend to utilise. A spokesperson also advanced that
sanitisation stations are placed at the front of outlets so that clients are
able to disinfect their hands, trolleys and baskets before shopping.
These measures are only some regulations that have been
implemented in supermarkets
across the UK to ensure safety.
Grocery
stores are implementing several security features
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