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- As McDonald’s prepares to reopen canteens and closed venues, the company is making changes to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
- Reuters recently photographed McDonald’s attempts to create a post-COVID-19 restaurant in the Netherlands.
- McDonald’s includes new security features, such as food carts and designated waiting points to separate customers.
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As McDonald’s prepares to reopen canteens in the US As well as restaurants around the world that closed during the coronavirus pandemic, the company is making changes to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
McDonald’s Netherlands recently tested new features at a location in the Dutch city of Arnhem, including food carts and designated waiting places to separate customers.
“These are drastic changes, but we hope to make them so that customers don’t notice them too much,” McDonald’s Netherlands spokeswoman Eunice Koekkoek told Reuters.
In the United States, a representative told Business Insider that the chain is moving “carefully and judiciously to make changes to our operations in collaboration with our franchisees.” McDonald’s has already changed nearly 50 processes, said the representative, which includes welfare controls, installation of protective barriers, social distancing stickers on the floor and the supply of thermometers to restaurants.
This is what McDonald’s new test design looks like in the Netherlands.
