Has anyone heard any new guidelines for all restaurants still serving food?

[duforsure]

Shouldn't there be federal guidelines updated requiring all businesses serving food to the public have to wear masks for all employees all the time , including delivery drivers, and shouldn't they all be required to check their temperatures regularly? And recorded? With no federal guidelines how can we be assured it's safe, and not further spreading the virus. This is an urgent public health issue , and why isn't this being addressed now? They also need testing ASAP to these food groups to lessen others getting infected, and would increase these businesses earnings with more federal over site now.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

1. Lol at the idea of federal guidelines for this thing.

[Blue_playwright]

2. The restaurants I do marketing for...

Are all following mandates set by our state and local authorities.

[getagrip_already]

3. There was a time when the cdc and fda would have guidelines that state health depts could require...

Not so much now.

[Laelth]

4. OSHA, maybe, could enact such a regulation.

Otherwise, it’s up to the states. I don’t see Federal OSHA wanting to get involved in this.

-Laelth

[Tarc]

5. No, because transmission via surface contamination is low to nonexistent

While COVID-19 can theoretically be transmitted by touching a contaminated surface and then touching your nose, mouth or eyes, that's not thought to be its primary mode of transmission, according to the CDC.

https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-food-risk.html

People need to take this seriously, while also NOT being hysterical...and inaccurate..about things.

[jberryhill]

6. How hot is the food?

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

8. Federal guideline: You must say "grace" before eating.

Thank you, President Trump, Sir, Stable Genius, Presider over the largest inaugural audience ever, Holder of the largest electoral victory ever, Richest president ever, Patriarch of the most beautiful and admired family ever, ...

Oh, crap, the food's gone cold again.

[dreamland]

9. Federal guidelines? What's that?

Not in administration's lifetime