Costco prohibits more than two people from entering any of its warehouses with each membership card
Social distancing markers have been placed on counters and sanitation carts are being sanitized.
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The coronavirus pandemic is forcing large supermarket chains to implement new rules that it buys.
Starting this Saturday, perhaps you will have to queue to enter establishments like Home Depot, Target Y Costco as a measure of respecting social distancing.
Home Depot
Starting this week, Home Depot will limit the number of customers in each of its stores and will only allow your clients to enter one by one.
Its stores have started closing at 6 p.m. The chain canceled all of its special sales events for spring.
If you are looking for N95 masks in the branches or in the online store, don’t worry about looking for them anymore. Home Depot is donating all respirators to hospitals, healthcare providers, and first aid personnel.
In a statement, the company reported that its full-time workers over the age of 65 will receive an additional 160 hours of paid free time and those who are part-time 80. The time may be used in the remainder of 2020 and may be paid to employees at the end of the year in case they don’t use it.
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Target
Target is another of the most popular supermarkets in the United States that offers products and services at low prices.
The company will limit the number of people entering your stores depending on the size of the branch.
Starting this week some of the employees will be using masks and gloves for protection during working hours.
Related: Walmart will limit the number of customers starting this Saturday.
Walmart
Starting this Saturday, Walmart You will be limiting the number of people in your stores, create one-way aisles, and designate entry and exit doors.
The world’s largest retailer is also asking customers to leave their families at home to allow for proper social distancing.
Costco
Costco announced that as of Friday, only one person will be allowed to enter the store since previously, members could bring two people per membership card, as well as their children.
The new policy is designed to control the number of people in the warehouse.
“This temporary change is for your safety and the safety of our employees and other members, and to further assist with our social distancing efforts,” the company reported on its website.
Warehouses have stopped offering food samples and most are not accepting returns of certain merchandise.
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