Starbucks' Kunshan Industrial Park Started Construction
Starbucks China Coffee Innovation Industrial Park recently started construction in Kunshan, Jiangsu, with a total investment of nearly CNY1.1 billion.
Starbucks China Coffee Innovation Industrial Park recently started construction in Kunshan, Jiangsu, with a total investment of nearly CNY1.1 billion.
Starbucks announced that the company would invest CNY900 million to build a "coffee innovation industrial park" in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province.
Starbucks and Uni-President jointly announced that Starbucks will invest about USD1.3 billion in cash to acquire the remaining 50% stake in President Starbucks Coffee Shanghai Co. Ltd., the two parties' joint venture in the East…
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According to information from Starbucks China, the company will recall its stainless steel straws, which are sold as cup accessories, in mainland China.
Starbucks plans to enhance its investment in the Chinese market and open 500 new stores every year in the country over the next five years.
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