The president of the Wisconsin Grocers Association says he expects safety measures implemented at grocery stores across the state during the pandemic are here to stay. Brandon Scholz tells WFDL news grocery store owners realize while the Safer at Home order is no longer in place the virus still is. Scholz says you can expect to see the changes put in place like the sneeze guards, facemasks, one-way aisles, and sanitizing carts stay because the virus is still out there. Scholz says the fact that face masks aren’t mandatory also behooves grocery stores to keep some of the other protective measures in place.
