Greggs, the famous bakery in UK to reopen it's stores for seating | UK Market Update

September 29, 2020 12:00 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Greggs, the bakery chain has opened it's stored and is back with a broader range of products as sales slowly show recovery from the lockdown. Greggs has 2,039 shops all across and would open another 20 this year, especially in locations like petrol forecourts, supermarkets and retail parks. Although it had planned to open 100 new shops this year before the pandemic. The food retailer said that September seems much better. Sales this month have gone to 76% and has reopened seating with physical distancing and proper precautions.

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