Top 10 gallery: Three ways shoppers are reacting and adapting to the COVID-19 impact
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Every article in this week's Supermarket News Top 10 gallery is directly related to the coronavirus outbreak. And three of them focus on how shoppers are dealing with the crisis:
In retail, shoppers feel safest from COVID-19 at supermarkets
Most grocery shoppers choose stores over online during coronavirus crisis
Produce shelf life weighs heavily for shoppers amid pandemic
These tell the stories of how retailers are helping customers, and workers of a different industry — foodservice:
BJ’s offers dedicated shopping hours for first responders, medical workers
FreshDirect to sell meals from Restaurant Associates
Meijer aids local restaurants with meal-buying program
Walmart launches ‘Neighbors Helping Neighbors’ program
More COVID-19 coverage:
Instacart aims to add 250,000 more personal shoppers
Kroger’s Rodney McMullen: ‘Way too early to speculate on customer behavior’
Sysco kicks off online grocery service in Canada
Click through the slideshow to find links that will take you to the Top 10 stories.
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