Cafe chain Pret A Manger has launched the sale of its coffees on Amazon as competitor Costa re-opens a drive-thru in Norwich.
Costa is now operating its drive-thru in Chapel Way, Broadland Business Park.
Meanwhile Starbucks is to open its store in RAF Lakenheath, Suffolk later this week.
Pret A Manger, also re-opening some stores but not locally yet, has just started selling three of its coffees on Amazon and is looking at selling more products online.
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The three coffees include Pret’s house blend of coffee beans from Peru, Honduras, Sumatra and Ethiopia - sold pre-grounded or as whole beans and a single origin coffee from Peru.
Other local coffee shops like Strangers remain closed but you can also order their coffee online.
The re-opening comes after fast food retailers, such as Burger King and KFC, have re-opened some drive-thru sites.
A spokesman from Costa said: “The safety of our team members and customers is our number one priority and ahead of these stores re-opening, we put in place new social distancing guidelines, enhanced hygiene procedures and are providing teams with PPE, personal protective equipment.”
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