"We will continue to follow city and state ordinances where masks continue to be required.
"We will continue to strongly recommend that non-vaccinated customers and associates wear masks in our stores," the statement read. Kohl's: NoĪccording to a statement posted on the company's website Monday, "fully vaccinated customers are welcome to shop with or without a mask." Starting Tuesday, it said employees who are fully vaccinated do not need to wear a mask while working. In a memo sent to employees, the retailer said the change in its mask policy takes effect immediately at Walmart stores and its membership club, Sam's Club. Walmart: NoĬustomers who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will not need to wear a face covering in stores, the company said. "Costco continues to recommend that all members and guests, especially those who are at higher risk, wear a mask or shield," the website read. "Non-vaccinated customers must continue to wear a face covering while shopping in our stores, except where medical conditions prevent them from wearing one. Our team members will still be required to wear face coverings while we evaluate regulatory requirements." Costco: NoĪccording to Costco's website, masks do not need to be worn if a shopper is fully vaccinated in stores if the local jurisdiction does not have a mandate in place.Ĭostco noted customers do not need to provide proof of vaccination, but asked for members' "responsible and respectful cooperation with this revised policy." Face coverings are still required in Pharmacy, Optical and Hearing Aid areas.
"Starting today, fully vaccinated customers may shop without a face covering where allowed under state or local law," the company said. In a statement Tuesday, Meijer said its new mask policy was taking effect. "We encourage customers to follow the guidance of health officials, including, as appropriate, CDC guidelines that advise customers who are fully vaccinated are not required to wear masks while shopping," a message on Trader Joe's website read Friday. The store did not detail whether or not shoppers would be asked to prove COVID vaccinations.
When shopping at Trader Joe's, customers do not need to wear a mask if fully vaccinated as of Friday. Health, safety and science will continue to drive our decision-making process," the company's statement read. "Customers who are not fully vaccinated are asked to continue wearing face coverings, and employees are required to do so while at work.
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hourly team members when they get their vaccines and free Lyft rides, up to $15 each way, for our team to get to and from their appointments." CVS: NoĬVS announced Monday that customers who are fully vaccinated "are no longer required to wear face coverings inside of our stores, unless it is mandated by state or local regulations."
"Face coverings will continue to be strongly recommended for guests and team members who are not fully vaccinated and we’ll continue our increased safety and cleaning measures, including social distancing, throughout our stores," Target said in a statement. "Target is offering COVID-19 vaccine appointments at nearly all CVS at Target locations for guests and team members. Target issued a statement Monday saying it will "no longer require fully vaccinated guests and team members to wear face coverings" in stores, unless it is required by local ordinances. You'll want to check your local health department's guidelines before shopping.įor now, here is a look at some major store policies for fully vaccinated residents. Bears' Justin Fields ‘Liked' Teven Jenkins Sticking Up for HimĬhicago released similar guidelines for within city limits Tuesday, but encouraged businesses unable to check vaccination status to continue requiring masks until capacity limits are lifted and the city reaches Phase 5 of its reopening plan.
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