Alert Level 2 at PAK n SAVE Upper Hutt
Hi there, Upper Hutt community!
Level Two means for us business as usual, but some changes to help keep you and our team, safe from Covid-19.
Some of the changes you will see in store are:
* Our screens are back up in Seafood & Service Deli, as well as at Checkouts.
* Our team will be wiping down high touch points/Eftpos terminals at more regular frequencies.
* Please manage your own physical distancing in store - use you trolley as a guide!
* Our Sanitiser Station is still in place at the front entrance - please feel free to use it on entry and exit.
* There are also hand sanitiser pumps at the Bakery section - please use this prior to using the tongs to make your selection.
We are working hard to ensure you feel safe whilst shopping with us and we look forward to welcoming you soon!
Have a great week!
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