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Although Albertsons originally said all places will encourage but not ask customers to wear a mask during the purchase after the mask of Texas expires on March 10, the company overturned its decision, according toA recent announcement.

In order to protect its employees who "did not have access to the vaccine" and since "the health and safety of all" is a priority, Albertsons will continue to follow the recommendations of the CDC andRequire suppliers, customers and workers inside to wear a mask. (In touch:Scarcity of groceries to wait in 2021, according to experts.)

"Since the beginning of the pandemic, all our stores, including our Texas Banners Albertsons, Tom Inch, Randalls, United Supermarkets and Market Street have always followed the CDC guidelines on our associate's masks, suppliers and guests," affirms the company in the announcement. "Even if we know that mask requirements have been controversial and polarization in some of our operating segments,We also know that masks in combination with social distancing and cleaning and disinfection can work to prevent propagation virus. »You can read the complete declarationhere.

After this overthrow,The only grocery stores in Texas who do not require masks Inside are H-E-B and its compatriot grocery store chain, the central market. Both are the demand and ask its customers to cover your mouth and nose when buying, but not customers face that choose not.

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