Starbucks is one of the many businesses to soon reopen in Vancouver, but before you can step in for a latte, you’ll be encouraged wear a mask.
The coffee chain will begin recommending customers wear a face covering before entering, to ensure safety for both customers and employees.
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This new protocol is on top of the other measures the brand has put in place.
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“The company’s guiding principle from the beginning has been to prioritize partner (employee) and customer safety, based on facts and science, and communicated with transparency,” the company said in a release.
After closing for several weeks, Starbucks announced it is reopening many of its shops by end of May. They still won’t have tables though, as orders will be for pick-up only.
This is one of many businesses that is asking customers to wear masks, including Whole Food and T&T Supermarket.
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