Bed Bath & Beyond extends store closure till May 16

Bed Bath & Beyond, a seller of domestic merchandise and home furnishings, has extended the temporary closure of all its retail banner stores across the US and Canada, other than buybuy Baby and Harmon Face Values stores, until May 16, 2020. Company will implement Store Safety Plan to promote a safe shopping experience across all stores scheduled to re-open.

 

Bed Bath & Beyond, a seller of domestic merchandise and home furnishings, has extended the temporary closure of all its retail banner stores across the US and Canada, other than buybuy Baby and Harmon Face Values stores, until May 16, 2020. Company will implement Store Safety Plan to promote a safe shopping experience across all stores scheduled to re-open.#

Based on the latest guidance from federal, state and local government and health authorities, company is providing Buy-Online-Pick-Up-In-Store (BOPIS) and contactless curbside delivery services to customers at a number of store locations across the US and Canada.

 

Bed Bath & Beyond, a seller of domestic merchandise and home furnishings, has extended the temporary closure of all its retail banner stores across the US and Canada, other than buybuy Baby and Harmon Face Values stores, until May 16, 2020. Company will implement Store Safety Plan to promote a safe shopping experience across all stores scheduled to re-open.#

The company expects the majority of stores across its retail banners to remain closed to the public until at least May 30, 2020.  The approach to re-opening stores will include the following measured steps: expand BOPIS and contactless curbside pickup services to at least 200 additional locations, taking the total number of locations that offer these services to approximately 750 stores, or approximately 50 per cent of the company's total store fleet across the US and Canada; continue to expand its fulfilment capabilities to support increased demand across its digital channels, enabling the company to ship online orders in two days or less on average, or make orders available for pick-up in less than two hours for customers using BOPIS and contactless curbside services; and in addition to its Baby and Harmon stores that have remained open to provide essential goods throughout this period, the company intends to gradually re-open its other retail banner stores to the public, starting with approximately 20 stores, including its Bed Bath & Beyond and Christmas Tree Shops stores, by May 22, subject to state and local regulations.

 

Bed Bath & Beyond, a seller of domestic merchandise and home furnishings, has extended the temporary closure of all its retail banner stores across the US and Canada, other than buybuy Baby and Harmon Face Values stores, until May 16, 2020. Company will implement Store Safety Plan to promote a safe shopping experience across all stores scheduled to re-open.#

“At a time when our homes have become the centre of our lives, Bed Bath & Beyond has been meeting the everyday needs of our customers and making it easy to feel at home. We're expanding our network of contactless curbside locations, so even more of our customers can conveniently buy online and pick up at store in just a few hours.  So, whether it's a last-minute Mother's Day gift, essential spring-cleaning equipment, or the start of a full renovation, we're here to make it easy to feel at home this Spring,” Mark Tritton, president & CEO at Bed Bath & Beyond, said in a press release.