Save Mart, FoodMaxx, Luckys Add Plastic Shields At Registers For Safety During Coronavirus Pandemic
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) - Grocery shoppers may notice some remarkable changes at the checkout counter. In an effort to ramp up safety and prevent the spread of the coronavirus, some supermarkets are installing plastic shields at their registers.
Officials from Save Mart Companies announced Saturday the installation of plastic shields at its supermarkets. The company owns Save Mart, Food Maxx and Lucky Stores.
In addition, Save Mart Co. plans to do more intense surface cleaning at check stands, on shopping carts and in common areas.
Save Mart operates more than 200 stores in California and Nevada. Since the coronavirus shelter-in-place, the company has taken other safety measures to address the pandemic, such as setting aside special shopping hours for seniors and high-risk shoppers.
