Of course, as is typical of Kroger, the brief news story leaves MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS, such as whether this is referring to online ordering (Clicklist), or actual in-store sales, or both.
Of course, as is typical of Kroger, the brief news story leaves MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS, such as whether this is referring to online ordering (Clicklist), or actual in-store sales, or both.
Kroger rarely if ever enforces limits. Front end sees it all the time as does the departments that stock products that get WIPED OUT by a handful (or fewer!) of customers. Kroger isn't gonna pass up money. If one customer wants to buy ALL the hand sanitizer the store currently has on hand that's guaranteed sales/money right then and there.
