Occupancy must be limited to 10 percent of the stated maximum where feasible.

The home to brands including ShopRite, Price Rite Marketplace and The Fresh Grocer will support efforts to meet the increased need for nutrition and essentials across its service area.

While restaurant franchises struggle, other sectors experience daily growth.

"This is the essence of what it means to be a good corporate citizen and we are incredibly appreciative," Gov. Phil Murphy said of the Uniqlo donation during his April 10 COVID-19 briefing.

Recipients include health care workers, schools and food pantries, like FulFill.

And it's not the only one. CVS Health, Amazon, Wawa, Walmart, and ShopRite are also hiring amid the COVID-19 pandemic as food retail continues to be considered essential.

According to the company, information exposed in the incident that took place earlier this year may include names, addresses, emails and phone numbers, among other details.

The supplier - with multiple locations through the state - will temporarily issue free day passes to the general public during the COVID-19 pandemic.

While Death of the Fox Brewing's Chuck Garrity said he would be "starting delivery service tomorrow morning," distilleries, like Jersey Spirits, are still stuck to rely only on curbside pick up.

Opening day has been delayed for weather in the past, but typically only by one week, a spokesperson told NJBIZ.

With social distancing the new norm, the grocery business, an essential industry in perilous times, undergoes a sea change.

"I had this one guy last week, I showed up to his house with five beers, and he looked like The Dude from Big Lebowski. He said 'Yes! This is the best! This corona thing is horrible, but beer to my doorstep?' It kind of put a skip in their step to have something like this," Death of the Fox Brewing Co. owner Chuck Garrity said.