Retail innovation from Geometry for time of the pandemic
Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, special attention has been paid to the disinfection of common areas and common objects, but we also pay more attention to personal hygiene. Accordingly, the demand for hand and other disinfectants as well as soaps has increased tremendously. High-volume retail units also make a serious effort to maintain adequate cleanliness, as many people typically stay in the customer space at the same time or turn around during the day.
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