Presentation on SCM of Starbucks

2. Starbucks
Supply
Chain

3. Where did it allstart?
In1971the firstStarbucks store openedin
SeattleWashington by three partners named
Jeery Baldwin,Zev Sigal and Cardon Bowker

6. Where does the coffee beans
come from?
8.1% of the Coffee beans purchased to meet fair trade for
Consumer Demand for ethically source coffee

7. C.A.F.E.(Coffee andFarmer Equity)
C.A.F.E.was collaborated with Conservation international
andSCSglobal services.
C.A.F.E.isasetof criteria that regulates high quality coffee beans and
equal relationships with coffeesuppliers.
Theyreward suppliers of consistenthigh quality coffeebeans.

8. Coffee Plantation
1.Step
Roasting and Packaging
2.Step
Global Delivery
3.Step
Inhouse
Preparation
4.Step

9. Tier -1-Raw Material

10. Stage-2 Coffee Roasting

11. Roasting Plants & Warehouses
 Warehouse &RoastingPlant locations
 KentFlexibleRoastingPlant,KentWashington
 AugustaRoastingPlant,Augusta,Georgia
 SandyRunRoastingPlantGaston,South
Carolina
 YorkRoastingPlantDistributionCentre-York
 EvolutionFreshJuicery-RanchoCucamonga
 CarsonValleyRoastingPlantandDistribution
Center

15. Roasting Process

20. Global Delivery
 Transportation of beans to the United Statesfrom
foreigncountries isdone by ship.
 Transportation from roasting plants and warehousesis
done on land by semitruck.
 Starbucks runs five regional distribution centers (DCs) in
the United States; two are company-owned and the other three
are operated by third-party logistics companies (3PLs)

21. Distribution Centers
Thereare nine regional distributioncenters that contain
strictlycoffee
5in the UnitedStates
2inEurope
2inAsia
Thereare 48other distribution centers and 6 green
warehouse that contain a lot of the dairy, paper, and
baked good productsfor Starbucks stores.
33in the UnitedStates
7inAsia
5inCanada
3inEurope

23. Starbucks Stores
Starbucksstoresare located allover the world.
Regionsinclude:
Africa
Asia
NorthAmerica
Oceania
Europe
SouthAmerica
Thereare 30,000(2019)storesin 78differentcountries and territories.

26. Stage4- Inhouse Preparation

30. Consumers
Data showsthat Starbucks targetsmen andwomen
ages 18-40.
Also higher andmore average income families are
more drawn to Starbucks products.

31. Prices
 An average price for a standard cup of Starbucks coffee
is$2.00.
Starbucksoffers a lot of signature drinkswhich can
range from$3.00-$5.00.
Average price for a standard tea isabout $2.00.
Starbucks has always been known for higher priced
products since they offer high quality Arabica
beans.
Some years Starbucks has had issueswith their coffee
suppliers due to weather and economic issues
which causes the price to increase even more for
consumers.

35. Group Members
1.Manish Kumar
2.Shahzad
3. Mansi Arora
4.Harsh Vaish
5.Nabin Shah
6.Manju Kumari
7.Vicky Kumar