To try and get a grip on the drastic changes occurring in the sector, Charged has collated and summarised all the key research on how the UK is shopping during the COVID-19 crisis.

Central Food Hall, a Thai supermarket, has employed robots which use UV-C lights to kill germs to help sterilise its stores.

Amazon endured the second US worker protest in less than a week yesterday as concerns over worker safety remain unabated.

Ocado has seen it customer feedback ratings strongly decline during the coronavirus crisis as unprecedented demand leads to delayed deliveries and product substitutions.

Uber Eats has ramped up its grocery delivery service partnering with retailers in cities hardest hit by coronavirus.

Game says it will furlough its entire workforce until the end of April with regular pay, but cannot guarantee jobs after that date.

Walmart is set to begin taking employees’ temperatures and providing them with face masks as it tries to address concerns over workers’ safety.

Amazon is being investigated by New York City’s commission on human rights after it sacked a warehouse worker who led a strike in protest of coronavirus safety measures.

Morrisons is not “vicariously liable” for a data leak which exposed payroll data of 100,000 staff according to a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

Asos’ Barnsley warehouse “should stay open” if changes are made according to the Community workers’ union despite widespread calls from staff and the public to close operations.