Coronavirus: Sainsbury's boss says it's now operating a one in one out policy
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mirror.co.ukSainsbury's has announced plans to implement a strict door policy that will help curb the number of shoppers in its stores at any given time.
It follows the retailer's plans to temporarily close 12 Sainsbury's Local branches as larger stores struggle to manage demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
The grocer has already imposed a three per person limit on all items - as well as a special hour for vulnerable and elderly customers to ensure they have access to the essentials they need.
However in a letter to shoppers on Thursday, chief executive Mike Coupe said the supermarket will now implement stricter measures in line with the Government's social distancing guidelines. "Starting today, we will limit the number of people allowed in
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