New York Forward
Industry partners should refer to New York Forward for the most up-to-date guidance. Industry specific guidance developed by the Department in response to the pandemic is no longer mandatory and is archived below. These archived documents are made available as a public reference and resource only.
Additional Information
- For the latest updates on the State’s efforts to combat COVID-19, please visit health.ny.gov/coronavirus.
- For further information on the vaccine, please visit ny.gov/vaccine.
- For further information on quarantines, close contacts, or contact tracing, please visit coronavirus.health.ny.gov/quarantines-contacts.
Resources
Archived Guidance: Food Retail Businesses
Industry partners should refer to New York Forward Guidance for the most up-to-date information regarding COVID-19. The industry specific guidance below was developed by the Department in response to the pandemic and is no longer mandatory. These archived documents are made available as a public reference and resource only. For more information, please visit the "What You Should Know" section at the top of this page.
Read COVID-19 prevention tips for farmworkers.
Incorporate these procedures to prevent and respond to COVID-19.
Follow this checklist to ensure you are following required protocols.
Read COVID-19 guidance for agritourism businesses.
Farm equipment auctions are permitted with restrictions.
Industry partners should refer to New York Forward Guidance for the most up-to-date information regarding COVID-19.
The industry specific guidance below was developed by the Department in response to the pandemic and is no longer mandatory. These archived documents are made available as a public reference and resource only.
For more information, please visit the "What You Should Know" section at the top of this page.
Resources
Archived Guidance: Animal Care
Industry partners should refer to New York Forward Guidance for the most up-to-date information regarding COVID-19. The industry specific guidance below was developed by the Department in response to the pandemic and is no longer mandatory. These archived documents are made available as a public reference and resource only. For more information, please visit the "What You Should Know" section at the top of this page.