Grocery home delivery businesses in Japan have been getting busier as many people hesitate to go out due to the spread of coronavirus infections.Palsystem Consumers' Co-operative Union, which delivers food and daily necessities on weekdays in Tokyo and several nearby prefectures, said orders from its 1.6 million registered users have been rising since around mid-February."Total orders in the final week of February, in terms of value, grew 12.4 percent from a year earlier," said Shinji Ueda, who is in charge of public relations at the union. "That's a fairly big increase for a home delivery …READ FULL ARTICLE
