As a 25 year resident of Miami, CAWY is one of our local treasures and great producers of some of the best sodas you will ever taste. Coke? Pepsi? Pffft, please. Now with the option of contactless pickup, you can support this local treasure directly and cut out the middle men (grocers and distributors). I picked up two 24-packs of diet Jupiña today. I made the other last night, called this morning, they were polite and told me to come by whenever. When I pulled up, they showed me where to head to and had my order ready on a dolly. I pulled my car around back to the loading dock and was driving away in less than 5 minutes.For those picking up some delicious soda, the loading dock is at the end of NW 21st St off NW 25th Ave (25°4743.2N 80°1413.3W). Youll see a lumber mill on 21st and at the back a large concrete archway that says CAWY. Drive through the archway, a bit further back, up the ramp on the left and pull up next to the dispatch office.My recommendation is, if you live in Miami and love CAWY sodas, buy from them directly and drive out to pick up your stuff. Breathe in the sweet sweet smell of whatever theyre canning/bottling that day (today was regular Jupiña) and look around because this is truly our own little cool spot in Miami that Im sure no one even knew existed.

Fellow drivers the docks are on 21st you have to back in from 25th and go reverse on 21st all the way to the docks be cautious

Hello my order #2022 3 cases of cawy shipped without an envoice so ups refused the shipment .now the shipment being sent back to cawy. Im requesting a full refund or reshipment at their exspence.

Its very hard to get into the docks you have to be back in from 24th Street very tight with a 53 and a sleeper but unloading was fast and friendly

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I worked there as a truck driver. The problem I saw there was.1. You get paid $ 9.50 for 3 months.2. After three months they want you to earn the commission so that it is you who sells what you earn.3. The problem is that you go out with a truck and a list of places, that on my route the businesses were mostly small, that if you fill it today they spend a full week4. You have to be a driver, merchandisers, seller, so at that time I had Route 3 the only places that bought well were President and a markek that is in small Haiti.5. The price is more expensive than the leading soft drinks (coca cola, pepsi etc,) and the merchandise comes out very slowly.6. In addition, the company sold wholesale and at a low price to markets where small businesses buy (Jetro) and in turn they went to buy the merchandise there because it was cheaper for them and when we arrived they were already full. How am I going to earn my salary that way.. The fleet of trucks at the time I worked there were 4 trucks of which two were old Ford trucks, with technical problems and without air conditioning in Miami, Florida, USA, they had a retainer truck that was also old and with technical problems a GMC. And sometimes if you reported a technical problem and the check truck did not have the conditions, they send you to your house.