It can be quite difficult to keep up with the constantly
changing rules in supermarkets
because of the coronavirus pandemic. This article will inform you about the
different regulations concerning ‘touching’ in stores.
Sainsbury’s
Like all firms, this grocery store has been introducing several measures to
make sure that its staff members and clients remain safe when purchasing
essential products. As such, wherever possible it is encouraging contactless payments. The limit for card
transactions is £30-45. Moreover, it has placed sanitising stations across all its
outlets.
Tesco
This firm has no specific rules about touching items in its stores. However,
those not having a mask will not be allowed in any Tesco outlet and customers
are asked to make good use of the sanitising stations at their disposal.
Asda
The guidance issued by Asda is pretty direct. So, it should not be too
hard to follow. The firm has clearly stated, “Please touch less, where you
can”. Moreover, hand-sanitising stations are placed in outlets for customers to
use.
Aldi
The budget retailer has asked customers to avoid unnecessary touching of
trolleys, food and packaging. Shoppers are also encouraged to wash their hands
regularly and to only touch what they are buying. However, Aldi
has not issued specific rules on this.
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