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The dpcm of November 3 divided Italy into three areas, based on the epidemiological situation dictated by the Coronavirus emergency. There are red areas, orange areas, and yellow areas. Today, to the territories identified in recent days, others are added: Campania and Tuscany will join the red zones, the orange regions will become nine.
Let’s see what the rules are for red zones and what are the rules for orange zones. Due to restrictive measures, many business activities remain closed in areas considered to be at higher risk.
In the red zones – or those considered high risk – the measures to contain the epidemic will be much stricter than in the rest of the country. Displacements, both indoors and outdoors, must, for example, be justified for work, health or emergency reasons and distance learning will also be compulsory for second and third grade students. Then it establishes the closure of activities considered non-essential.
Obviously, the contraction also affects the retail and catering sector. However, there are several businesses that will be able to keep the blinds open: a list, contained in annexes 23 and 24 of the new dpcm, which comes to the end of the close negotiations between the Government and the opposition, Regions and Municipalities.
New Dpcm, the shops and activities that remain open
The decree suspends “the activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream parlors, patisseries), with the exception of dining rooms and catering.” It is still allowed “catering only with home delivery in compliance with sanitary and hygienic regulations for both packaging and transport activities, as well as catering with take away food until 10.00 pm, with prohibition of consumption on the spot or in the immediate vicinity “.
In the annex to the Dpcm, all the stores that can remain open are indicated in detail. In addition to food, there are also newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies, sports shops, bicycles and leisure products. There is also no ban on hairdressers, beauty centers and laundries.
The same applies to toy and children’s clothing stores, car and motorcycle dealerships, health food stores, stationery stores and bookstores, as well as computer and information technology stores.
Retail
– Retail trade in non-specialized stores with a predominance of food products and beverages (hypermarkets, supermarkets, food discount stores, mini-markets and other non-specialized stores of various foods)
– Retail trade of surgelati products
– Retail trade in non-specialized exercises in computing, peripherals, telecommunications equipment, audio and video consumer electronics, household appliances
– Retail sale of food products, beverages and tobacco in specialized establishments (ateco codes: 47.2), including those specialized in the sale of electronic cigarettes and inhalation liquids
– Retail sale of fuel for auto-traction in specialized exercises
– Retail sale of computer and telecommunications equipment (ICT) in specialized stores (ateco code: 47.4)
– Retail sale of hardware, paints, flat glass and building materials (including ceramics and tiles) in specialized stores
– Retail trade of hygienic-sanitary articles
– Retail trade of machinery, equipment and products for agriculture and gardening
– Retail trade of items for lighting and security systems in specialized exercises
– Retail trade of books in specialized exercises.
– Retail trade of newspapers, magazines and newspapers
– Retail trade of cartography items and office supplies
– Retail trade of clothing and calzature for children and babies
– Retail trade of personal biancheria
– Retail trade of sporting goods, bicycles and articles for free time in specialized exercises
– Trade of automobiles, motorcycles and their corresponding spare parts and accessories
– Retail trade of games and toys in expert exercises.
– Retail sale of drugs in specialized establishments (pharmacies and other specialized establishments of non-prescription medicines)
– Retail trade of medical and orthopedic articles in specialized exercises
– Retail trade of cosmetics, articles of profumeria and erboristeria in specialized exercises
– Retail trade of flowers, cried, bulbs, seeds and fertililizzanti
– Retail trade of pets and pet food in specialized exercises
– Retail trade of material for optics and photography
– Retail trade of fuel for domestic use and for heating
– Retail trade of soaps, detersivi, produced for lucidatura and affini
– Retail trade of funerari and cimiteriali articles
– Mobile retail trade of: food products and beverages; fruits and vegetables; fish; meat; flowers, plants, bulbs, seeds and fertilizers; perfumes and cosmetics; soaps, detergents and other cleaners; linen; clothing and footwear for children and babies
– Retail trade of any type of product made via the internet, for TV, for correspondence, radio, telephone
– Trade carried out through automatic vending machines
Services for the person
– Washing and cleaning of textile and leather articles
– Industrial laundry activities
– Other laundries, dry cleaners
– Funeral services and related activities
– Hairdressing and hairdressing services
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