Tag: Starbucks
Starbucks Introduces Share-This-Delivery Feature
TORONTO — Starbucks Canada has launched a new ‘Share-This-Delivery’ feature on Starbucks Delivers via the Uber Eats app, which allows customers to...
Starbucks Expands COVID-19 Support Measures
VANCOUVER
— Starbucks has continued to update its support
measures, making decisions “rooted in facts and science, in
cooperation with local authorities.”
Plant Pervasion: Plant-Based Beverages are seeing Growing Demand
Consumers expect both more and less from foodservice. “What I’m expecting everywhere I go now in this world is this concept of...
More Closures Hitting Restaurant Industry
TORONTO — Some of the biggest names in the restaurant industry have announced closures due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus,...
Starbucks Highlights Employee-Support Measures in Place During Virtual Annual Meeting
SEATTLE — Starbucks Corporation held its annual meeting of shareholders virtually on March 18, during which it outlined how the company has...
COVID-19 Wreaks Havoc on Foodservice Industry
TORONTO — As the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 continues to rise, the foodservice industry is seeing precautions taken across the...
Coffee Chains Halt Use of Reusable Cups Amid COVID-19 Concerns
TORONTO — Amidst growing COVID-19 concerns, three of Canada’s top coffee chains — Tim Hortons, Starbucks and Second Cup — are temporarily suspending...
Restaurant Operators are Taking Control of the Digital-Ordering Experience
Digital ordering is top of mind for many industry players, with brands striving to take control of their customers’ digital-ordering experience. Starbucks...
Operators Need to Stand Out From the Crowd to Attract and...
THE CHALLENGE According to Restaurants Canada, labour issues remain the top challenge for foodservice operators, with 59 per cent of those...
Starbucks Launching Beyond Meat Breakfast Sandwich
NEW YORK — Starbucks Corp. has announced its Canadian locations will offer a Beyond Meat plant-based breakfast sandwich starting March 3, according to Reuters.
