What is a nonessential business, essential business during coronavirus? - Business Insider

Here's the difference between an essential business and a nonessential business as states and cities announce coronavirus-related closures

As cities and states continue to shut down their nonessential businesses, what is considered "essential" will likely vary based on the needs of each locale. However, businesses that people rely on in everyday life will largely remain open.

nonessential businesses are generally recreational in nature. They don't provide groceries, health or financial support, or utilities. Restaurants fall in this category, but most locales have allowed restaurants to continue to operate as long as they close dining rooms and switch to exclusively take-out and delivery.

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