Nestle Enters Chinese Protein Powder Market
Swiss food and beverage firm Nestle announced the launch of its new Yiyang brand in China, marking its entry into the Chinese protein market.
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Is This Chinese Coffee Company Stabbing Starbucks In The Back?
Aini Coffee, the Chinese coffee raw material supplier who has just formed a partnership with Starbucks, recently announced the establishment of its first coffee experience store in Pu'er Simao Airport, Yunnan.
Starbucks Expands Network To Chinese Coffee Growers
Starbucks announced in Yunnan that the company's first coffee growers support center in Asia has been formally put into operation in Pu'er, Yunnan province.
Can Starbucks Maintain Quality In China Through Its Fast Growth?
Jeff Miller, operating vice president for Starbucks China, revealed to local Chinese media that the company plans to open over 800 new cafes in China in the next three years and recruit over 18,000 new…
Starbucks Launches New Product In China
Starbucks announced plans to introduce its innovative product Starbucks Refresher into the Chinese mainland market.
Starbucks Increases Coffee Prices In China
American cafe chain Starbucks has confirmed to the Chinese local media that it has increased the prices of coffee drinks sold in its chain stores on the Chinese mainland.
Starbucks Continues Strong Development Through China
Starbucks Coffee Company has entered another five new Chinese cities: Langfang, Hebei; Zhengzhou, Henan; Harbin, Heilongjiang; Xiangtan, Hunan; and Zhoushan, Zhejiang.
Starbucks On A Caffeine High As It Appoints New China Head
Starbucks Corporation has recently completed high-level personnel adjustments for China and Asia Pacific regions, and Belinda Wong was appointed new president for Starbucks China.
Starbucks Makes Bold Move To Control Coffee Shops In Mainland China
Starbucks announced that it has signed an agreement with Hong Kong Maxim's Caterers Limited, Starbucks' joint venture partner in southern China, to gain a 100% stake in over half of Starbucks coffee shops in mainland…
85°C Opens Coffee Shop In Xiamen
Taiwan-based cafe and bakery chain 85°C has formally entered Xiamen, Fujian province.