Wawa suspends self-service coffee
Wawa has adopted New Jersey’s gasoline pumping protocols at its coffee stations. You can’t d0 it yourself.
The company temporarily suspended self-service coffee distribution at all of its stores, effective at 5 a.m. this morning, according to an announcement by the company. A Wawa employee will serve coffee to customers.
The company is temporarily suspending self-service fountain beverages, ice drinks, cappuccino and iced coffee.
Wawa stores, which are normally open 24 hours per day, will close daily between 2 and 3 a.m. for additional cleaning, sanitation and stocking.
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