Stores including Target, Home Depot, CVS, Best Buy and Macy's have announced that they are easing their mask requirements in the wake of the CDC's updated guidance on masks for fully vaccinated people
These retailers' new policies vary slightly from each other, but all represent a shift from their previous policies that required shoppers to wear masks across stores. Each of the retailers said they will continue to require masks at stores where local or state ordinances require facial coverings.
Home DepotHome Depot will not require masks for vaccinated customers and employees," a spokesperson said Monday."Masks are still encouraged for those who aren't fully vaccinated, and we'll keep safety measures in place like enhanced cleaning and social distancing," the spokesperson added.CVSCVS on Monday lifted its mask mandate for fully vaccinated customers, but unvaccinated customers are"asked" to still wear coverings in stores.
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