As you know, per the Governor’s Comeback Plan, which was updated July 8th, convenience stores have been allowed to resume selling self-serve beverages. However, self-serve food options (roller grill offerings, etc.) are considered to be the same as buffet restaurants, which are prohibited.
However, from what we understand from speaking with members, there are county health departments in the state who are allowing self-serve food options in convenience stores. We are advising members to check with your local/county health departments to see if they are allowing the sale of these items. You are advised to follow the guidelines set forth by your local/county health department as it pertains to sales of self-serve food items.
We continue to work with the Governor’s Office and DHHR to get statewide guidance, but until that time, please follow the guidelines set forth by your local/county health departments.
Self-Serve Food in Convenience Stores
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