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Sainsbury's warns customers to expect shopping disruptions until September

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Sainsbury's shoppers shouldn't expect their supermarket experience to get back to normal until September. The chain has released its full-year results statement which shows the impact that the coronavirus pandemic and ensuing UK lockdown has had on its finances.

While business is booming at the moment, Sainsbury's predicts a drop in consumer demand after lockdown restrictions are eased as the economy will have taken a huge hit.

The statement said it was "impossible to predict" what long-term financial impact Covid-19 could have on Sainsbury's, but they have modelled a "broad range" of potential outcomes.

It says: "Our base case assumes that lockdown restrictions will have eased by the end of our first quarter (end June), but that the

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