Hand to hand exchanges with cards or cash can spread COVID-19 between employees and patrons.

Barron’s published an article late last week with some updates surrounding the food delivery industry and how it is beneficial to consumers during the Corona epidemic.

Comparing different delivery time estimates from various food delivery services easily allows you to get your food as fast as possible.

Dramatic shifts in consumer behavior will be both widespread and long-lasting, and many industries will suffer as demand shifts.

Officials in many of the nation's larger states and cities over the last few weeks announced some of the most drastic social distancing measures, ordering bars and restaurants to close.

Contactless delivery has been rapidly rolled out on all the large food delivery apps, but it's not clear how it works or where you go to select this option. Check out the videos below to see how it works.

Food delivery is not the perfect solution; however, of all the options, food delivery is safer than the alternatives.

According to both the FDA and the CDC, food delivery remains a safe option since there is no evidence that Coronavirus can be transmitted through food itself or food delivery packaging materials.

Both Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, announced Sunday afternoon that all restaurants across both states would close to dine-in customers in a more forceful effort to confront the spread of Coronavirus.

As Coronavirus continues to spread across the US as well as the globe, the economic ramifications are just beginning to sink in.