BRADFORD-based supermarket Morrisons has issued further advice to customers about how it is dealing with the Coronavirus outbreak.
In a statement from the chief executive, the supermarket said it would be increasing the amount of food it is making in its British manufacturing sites, increasing the amount of stock being sent to stores from warehouses, extending its home delivery service, introducing temporary purchase limits on high-demand products and increasing cleaning in its stores.
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On Friday, the supermarket said: "Responding to the latest guidance and advice from the World Health Organisation and the Government, we're making some practical changes to our delivery service from 13th March in order to protect the wellbeing of our customers and our colleagues.
"You may notice that delivery slots for our online groceries service are becoming less readily available as demand for home deliveries increases. We're working hard to facilitate as many orders as we can, however please be aware that you may need to book your slot further in advance than usual.
"You will also discover that there is a maximum order number on selected products so we can make sure our customers still have access to essential products.
"When it's time for your order to be delivered, it's essential that you let us know if you are self-isolating so our delivery drivers can take the necessary precautions when fulfilling your order.
"This will include placing your order on your doorstep and contacting you via telephone to ensure it's received. As such, please make sure your contact details are up to date in your account, and update us on your isolation status under the 'delivery instructions' section of your account.
"Please also be aware that, as a temporary measure, our delivery drivers will be unable to bring your shopping into your home, or to take your bags away with them. Please hang onto them and return them to us in due course, when we'll ensure you're refunded for them as usual."
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