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"A restaurant kitchen is completely different from a production kitchen, and we had never delivered, a unit of food," Andrei Lussmann says.

His company now More Than 400 online orders completed in a weekend.

Andrei is an entrepreneur who completely upended operations, because of the coronavirus lockdown. He owns a chain of six restaurants, focusing on food from sustainable sources.

The pandemic hit Lussmanns difficult. The week before his latest had opened outposts in Oxford.

"It was very clear that we conclude should be sooner rather than later," he says. "But since we have a somewhat older generation, we Thought With Us to eat, we should do very Good Food that can be delivered to The Door . "

The majority of its staff were furloughed, and in One of the six restaurants was to a "dark cuisine", the production of boxes with food for local delivery, which include the organic ready-made meals and pantry items.

to operate After 30 years of a restaurant, company, Andrei had to. the company, in an e-commerce Website within 30 hours

The hospitality industry was One of the strongest of the lockdown measures, as consumers, stay away from the pubs, restaurants and cafes.

But after The Initial shock of the drastic and the implementation of a return to normal could be months, some companies faced with a difficult decision: to adapt or face the consequences.

well-known chains such as KFC and Burger King have opted for the former,

Both fast-food companies have said that less staff in The Kitchen , and should be able to observe, social-distancing measures - keep at least 2m away from each other.

Burger-King-employees will wear masks and gloves and are trained in the current supply-only kitchens hygienic.

Sandwich-chain Pret a Manger has done something similar, again only 10 restaurants in the vicinity of the London hospitals.

Chief executive Pano Christou told The Bbc 's Today programme that their business only to take away or delivery, staffed by employees who voluntarily come back to.

A worker is to be allowed in a certain area of The Store , such as the refrigerator or the break room, at a time.

While many restaurants pivoted to have in order to survive online, and some fashion chains had to do the same.

Next, the stopped makes up More Than half of its sales online,

The dealer orders on may 26. March and The High Street shops, the castle on the 23. March - a day before the lockdown came into place.

After a three-week break, the company started selling some items online, including children's clothing, to improve the social distancing measures in your warehouse.

if you have a certain number of orders, the site is now a "browse-only", to ensure that these workers can handle.

remains As The High Street in the shut down, The Other would have to be decided on retailers such as Topshop, to cancel orders with your suppliers free cash.

the New Look also recently the supplier informed that the payment for the shares, which are already sitting in the stores or the distribution Center has been delayed "indefinitely". He told the manufacturer that it is "a question of survival".

Lord Wolfson, boss of Next, said: "the people do not want to buy to stay a new outfit to home. "

to Fight the airlines are also looking at how the adaptation of their services in anticipation of rules to the social distancing remaining until a vaccine is Found - Thought to be a year to 18 Months away.

EasyJet has said that he is considering, The Middle seat on the aircraft is empty, if he flights. London-based Wizz Air , the idea of a protective equipment for the passengers floated has.

The Crisis did not, However, prevent companies from a little trip.

travel-Curious, a London based tour company, was Set Up just 12 Months . But as the trip came to a halt, she decided to ask his guides to lead live virtual tours on Instagram.

Where are the governments so that people filmed walking in cities, Hiking, by a member of the family already shared a household with The Guide .

Other tours are hosted from home, where restrictions on freedom of movement are more stringent. A Venice "trip" recently took a trip Manager of the apartment, overlooking the Grand Canal . The spectators are then asked to give a tip at The End of The Tour .

Amir Azulay, chief executive of the journey, Curious, said: "Watch a live-Streaming tour on Instagram is not quite the same as really Being There , on their own, but it is The Next best thing.

"We wanted to support our tour guides to This Time , and some welcome respite for the people of The World to bring into your home. "

supermarkets have also been great changes will be forced, if for another reason entirely - to keep pace with the increasing demand and ensure the safety of customers and staff.

Tesco chief Dave Lewis , for example, wrote clients say that the staff is new floor markings in the cashier areas, installing protective screens, Check-out and introduction of One -way passages.

Meanwhile, Waitrose's rules limiting The Number of customers in its stores at any time, with "marshals" the enforcement of social distancing.

Most UK supermarkets are in the prioritisation of deliveries for sensitive and older buyers at lockdown.

This was not a sticking point for many people, and online deliveries, are to be Found in the location register slots.

Asda and Tesco hundreds of thousands of delivery slots will be added, while Morrison's has a partnership with Deliveroo offer a 30-minute delivery from 130 stores with up to 70 products available.

And during the promotion of his company's online presence has been a success, So Far , the owner of the restaurant Andrei has happened, some worry about what is next.

"We have no idea what will look the things, like on The Other side," he says.

"If the government restrictions are to be lifted, the General Public will not bounce back to come in restaurants, and the whole point of hospitality is a personality, a handshake, a Smile . "

Source of news: bbc.com