The grocery chain’s associates will assist anyone who needs additional help while shopping, company officials said today.
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“Kroger wants to provide these groups with the ability to purchase the items they need when fewer shoppers are present,” said Erin Rolfes, corporate affairs manager for Kroger’s Cincinnati-Dayton division. “We request that customers respect these hours for the health of our community during this time of uncertainty.”
Rolfes said Kroger is following guidance from federal, state and local agencies, including the CDC and other health organizations.
“The health and well-being of our associates, our customers and our communities is our top priority,” she said.
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