Larry Lynch, the senior vice president of science and industry for the National Restaurant Association says he, “wishes he had a crystal ball” to determine what a post-coronavirus industry would look like.
Lynch believes that “the commitment to providing a safe experience will always be there,” but the emphasis on safety and cleanliness will be higher.
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Social distancing and face masks will be of big importance and “Maybe the person taking the payment can’t be the one handling the food and there’s certainly a heavier focus on sanitation, on menus, and condiments. Anything on the tables that the customers could touch would need to be cleaned.”
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