Masks will be required for Aldi customers beginning July 27. The store’s announcement said employees have been wearing face shields for months and encouraged anyone “unable or unwilling to wear a face shield” to opt for grocery delivery at shop.aldi.us or on the sidewalk. pick up, where available.
Bed bath and beyond
Bed Bath and Beyond will require shoppers to wear masks beginning Friday. The mask requirement is the latest in Bed Bath and Beyond’s safety procedures, including occupancy limits and enhanced cleanliness.
Best Buy
Best Buy has required customers to wear face covers since July 15. According to the company’s mask requirements announcement, the store will provide masks to those who don’t have one. Young children and those who cannot wear a mask for health reasons will be able to enter without one. The store also offers contactless sidewalk pickup and home delivery.
Costco
Costco has required masks for employees and customers, excluding children under the age of 2 and those who are unable to wear a face mask for medical reasons since May 4. “We know that some members may find this inconvenient or objectionable, but under the circumstances, we believe that the additional security is worth any inconvenience,” CEO and President Craig Jelinek said in a letter posted on the company’s website.
CVS
Masks are required at CVS starting Monday. The store previously encouraged customers to wear masks, but Chief Operating Officer Jon Roberts said in a statement that the store is teaming up with other retailers to demand masks as COVID-19 cases increase. “To be clear, we are not asking our store employees to play the role of executors. What we They are asking is for customers to help protect themselves and those around them, “he said in the statement.
House deposit
Home Depot buyers will be required to wear masks beginning Wednesday, except for young children and those with “a valid medical condition.” According to the company statement, about 85 percent of Home Depot stores already require masks in compliance with state and local regulations. Store associates and “captains of social estrangement” will provide masks for those who do not have one, the statement said.
Kohl’s
Kohl’s shoppers must wear masks beginning Monday. According to a Kohl’s press release, about 70 percent of its stores already require masks, and “therefore, we have made the decision to take a consistent approach across our fleet of stores.” The requirement does not apply to people who cannot wear a mask for medical reasons.
Kroger
Kroger buyers will be required to wear a mask starting Wednesday, the company announced in a tweet on July 15.
Lowe’s
Masks are required at Lowe’s starting Monday and will be available free of charge at the customer service counter, while supplies last. “As a retailer offering essential products, we have a responsibility to our associates, customers, and small businesses in communities across the country to help provide a safe shopping experience,” Marvin R. Ellison, president and CEO of Lowe’s.
Macy’s
Masks will be required for shoppers starting at Macy’s beginning Wednesday and the store will provide a mask to those who do not have it. “We understand that there may be some customers who cannot wear a mask and we are committed to helping them find a solution that works for them. We also always offer macys.com for home delivery or through our quick and easy contactless pickup on the sidewalk, ”the company statement said.
Marc
Masks are required at Marc’s starting Monday.
Menards
All shoppers must wear masks while shopping at Menards. Children should wear masks unless they are sitting in a car or carrying them. The masks are available for purchase at a “nominal charge” at the service counter, the store said.
OfficeMax and Office Depot
Starting Monday, OfficeMax and Office Depot customers must wear skins everywhere.
Panera Bread
Starting July 15, Panera customers must wear masks inside the Bakery-Cafe, except when sitting, eating, or drinking. Those who do not want to wear a mask can be seen through sidewalk pickup, delivery, or drive-in.
PetSmart
Masks are required at PetSmart, and buyers who do not have one must request a mask from an associate. Sidewalk pickup is also available.
Help ritual
RiteAid will require skins starting Tuesday and will provide one for free to customers who don’t have it. “As the pandemic continues to attack the country, it is critical that healthcare companies lead by example and do everything possible to ensure the health and safety of our associates and customers,” said Jim Peters, director of operations for Rite Aid in a statement.
Starbucks
Skins have been required at Starbucks since July 15. Starbucks also offers curbside pick-up, drop-off, and drop-off at many locations, which customers who don’t want to wear a face cover can use.
objective
Masks will be required at all Target locations beginning August 1 and free disposable masks will be provided at the store entrance. Previously, more than 80 percent of Target stores already required masks in accordance with state and local regulations, according to the company’s website. Those with underlying medical conditions and young children are exempt from the requirement.
Trader Joe
Facial covers are required when shopping at Trader Joe’s except for those who cannot due to medical conditions and for young children.
TJX companies (Marshalls, TJ Maxx, HomeGoods)
A message from TJX Companies President and CEO Ernie Herrman, released on May 9, said: “We care deeply about the health and well-being of our valued associates and customers, and for this reason, we hope that all customers who buy in our stores they get expensive “. cover.”
Walgreens
Customers must wear masks while shopping at Walgreens starting Monday. “We support the new CDC guideline that encourages the use of face covers to help prevent the spread of COVID-19,” said Kevin Ban, chief medical officer for Walgreens in a press release. “As cases continue to rise in many parts of the country, it is critical that we as businesses and community members do as much as we can.”
Walmart and Sam’s Club
Walmart and Sam’s Club shoppers must wear masks starting Monday to maintain consistency across all company locations, as around 65 percent of their stores currently have a mask requirement in accordance with state and local guidelines , according to a July 15 press release. . “We know that not everyone can cover their faces. Our associates will receive training on those exceptions to help reduce friction for the buyer and make the process as easy as possible for everyone, “the statement said.
Whole-grain foods
Whole Foods shoppers will be required to cover their faces starting Monday. Masks will be provided at the door for those who do not have their own.
