As Americans stock pantry staples and prepare to stay indoors during the COVID-19, or coronavirus, pandemic, supermarket and grocery store chains have reduced their normal operating hours.
In an announcement update on Saturday , Stop & Shop wrote, “In order to allow more time for our associates to unload deliveries, stock shelves, and better serve you throughout the day, we are adjusting our hours to 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at most stores beginning Monday, March 16, until further notice. ”As of Saturday morning , Wegmans announced temporary changes in hours of operation that vary by region: “All New York State stores and Erie, Pennsylvania: 6 a.m. to 12 a.m.
As of its last public Newsroom announcement on Friday , Whole Foods explained, “Along with increased sanitation measures taking place on our food bars, we have a plan in place to modify operations as needed to ensure safety and to keep serving our customers the high quality offerings they expect. This includes modified menus, hours of operation and additional deep cleanings throughout the day.” We’ve reached out to Whole Foods to attempt to get more specifics about adjusted operating times.
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