Health officials share outlet to voice concerns about grocery store precautions

The Oregon Department of Agriculture is taking complaints via email.

9 news while some grocery stores that are stepping up their measures to keep everyone safe, some community members feel that more still needs to be done.

Kezi 9 news reporter kennedy dendy tells us what she noticed and how shoppers are feeling after she took a few trips to grocery stores around town.

Matt, renee...the c-d- c has made it very clear what social distancing and virus prevention should look like... and groceries stores are near the top of the list.

In fact... the c-d-c specifically mentions grocery stores as a place where face covers are recommended.

I was in*this safeway today, where it apparent that every worker is required to wear a mask.

But that wasnt the case when i went into walmart just a few hours ago- where hardly no masks were worn by workers.

I also went to market of choice on green acres... where some employees had them on... but others... including some cashiers... didn't bother.

I did reach out to market of choice about their policy but was referred to the corporate office --- but they never called me back.

If you do have concerns about a grocery store not following social distancing procedures...the oregon department of agriculture is taking complaints through email.

Live in eugene, kennedy dendy kezi 9 news.

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