In English |Several of the largest retail chains in the country have updated their policies on the use of masks following the guidelines issued at the end of July by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which establish that the people who arecompletely vaccinated against COVID-19 they must cover their faces in closed public spaces.However, these changes have mainly affected employees and not buyers.

Los principales minoristas como Walmart, Costco, Kroger, Walgreens, CVS, Home Depot y Target permiten que los clientes completamente vacunados —lo que significa que han pasado dos semanas después de recibir su segunda dosis de Pfizer o Moderna o la vacuna de una sola dosis de Johnson & Johnson— compren sin mascarilla, siempre y cuando esto no infrinja las órdenes estatales o locales de cobertura facial.

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Most large chains abandoned their requirements for using masks for vaccinated people when CDCs announced in May that vaccinated people could stop using facial coverage in public places.The Federal Health Agency updated its recommendations two months later, since the Delta del Coronavirus variant caused a new increase in Covid-19 cases.But, for the most part, stores have continued to recommend, although not requiring, the use of masks by their customers.

However, many stores have once again established facial coverage mandates for their employees, regardless of their vaccination status, especially in the areas most affected by the increase in the Delta variant.(You can use an interactive tool on the CDC website to check the transmission level in your county).

The 10 largest retail stores in the country, as well as most of the 40 most important companies, classified according to their level of sales by the National Retail Federation (NRF), adopted the order of use of masks in spring and theSummer of 2020.These are the current policies on the use of masks of those companies.Store figures come from the NRF, and are from 2020.