Grocery Stores Adapting to COVID-19

A webpage titled "Important Updates" from Cedar Market, listing store hours, delivery information, email order instructions, and a notice that phone lines are disconnected, directing customers to social media.
Screenshot of a Liherald.com news article dated March 26, 2020, about Gourmet Glatt supermarkets in Cedarhurst and Woodmere checking shoppers' temperatures, featuring a photo of the storefront with parked cars outside.
Screenshot of a Facebook post from Seasons Scarsdale dated March 22, 2020, outlining revised COVID-19 ordering rules, store hours, and safety guidelines for curbside pickup and delivery.
An advertisement for "The Grocery Gofers" grocery delivery service, featuring a person holding a crate of fresh produce, eggs, and milk, with bold text promoting shopping, delivery, and errand services for the 5 Towns area.
A simple gray document or file icon with a folded top-right corner, set against a light background.

This item originates from American Jewish Life.

Title
Grocery Stores Adapting to COVID-19
Description
These items discuss how Jewish grocery stores have adapted to COVID-19, such as temperature checks, online ordering, and delivery.
Date Created
March 22, 2020
March 26, 2020
March 30, 2020
April 27, 2020
State
New Jersey
New York
Genre
Advertisement
e-newsletter
Facebook post
Institution
A blue and white shield-shaped crest for Yeshiva University, featuring an illustrated Torah scroll at its center with Hebrew text above and below, and "YESHIVA UNIVERSITY" inscribed along the border.Yeshiva University Special Collections
Language
English
Hebrew