Sneeze guards, social distancing markers, and shopper limits: Here's what US grocery chains are doing to prevent the spread of coronavirus
allowed in stores at any one time, and it has ramped up the sanitization of its stores.
Moreover, the big-box chain said it is not accepting returns or exchanges in-store for the next three weeks and that it won't be selling reusable bags anymore to prevent the spread of infection. All of Kroger's 2,800 stores in the US will see plexiglass shields appearing at their checkouts over the next few weeks.
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