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Sainsbury's has said that it will start, some simple restrictions on the amounts of the elements, the buyer can buy.

In Line with other supermarkets, it has limited popular elements of counter-panic-buying, during the Corona-Virus-pandemic.

Sainsbury's are starting to remove restrictions on some products from this Sunday, however, restrictions on Easter eggs lifted immediately.

Earlier in the week, on some of the goods.

Improved availability

Sainsbury's would remain these limitations, on items such as UHT milk, pasta, or canned tomatoes, among other goods.

The supermarket boss Mike Coupe said: “We are working hard with our suppliers to improve our product availability.

“Most of the people are now to buy only what they need for themselves and their families. This means that we now have often stock on the shelves throughout The Day and at The End of The Day . "

He added: "We have removed the borders of Easter eggs, as we know that families want to often buy More Than three, and we have plenty of these in all stores and online. "

A Sainsbury's spokesperson told The Bbc that the restrictions would remain in butter, cheese and a few canned and packaged long-life elements, as well as some frozen goods.

Otherwise, the limits have been removed "largely".

adult only

But, while Sainsbury's borders raises some of the goods to send, it asks households to do the only adult, the shopping and keep children At Home where possible.

Mr Coupe said: "Our store teams will select the questions, groups with More Than one adult to an adult shop and ask other adults to wait.

"children are of course welcome, if you do not remain in the Home . "

In other retail news, Associated British Foods, which owns discount clothing retailer Primark, has announced that the temporary, voluntary pay cuts for executives.

He said chief executive George Weston and Finance Director John Bason had asked, their basic pay cut in half, since Primark chief executive Paul Marchant had.

The companies have asked the non-executive directors for their fees will be reduced temporarily by 25%, while the executive directors receive no premium for this financial year.

"The Board, including the executive management team believes that these steps are appropriate in light of its expectation that full-year result is now much lower than envisaged at the outset of the fiscal year," The Company .

“The Board is well aware that many of the Primark employees see their livelihoods affected Covid-19. "

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Source of news: bbc.com