Health and beauty sector ‘least prepared’ for a second wave of Covid-19 virus

Published: 27-Aug-2020
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75% of health and beauty companies say they have made no preparations for a second wave of the coronavirus in the autumn or winter

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The health and beauty industry is the sector least prepared for a second wave of Covid-19, new data has revealed.

While 54% of retailers across industries have made no changes to their business model in anticipation of a second spike of the virus, 75% of health and beauty companies said they have made no preparations at all, a survey by digital operations platform Brightpearl showed.

Fashion and entertainment companies are also less prepared for a return

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