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Starbucks sources coffee beans from suppliers around the world. They have programs like C.A.F.E. to ensure high quality and fair treatment of suppliers. The beans are roasted at plants in the US and abroad then distributed globally through regional centers to Starbucks stores in over 70 countries. At stores, baristas prepare drinks and food for customers, who are primarily adults ages 18-40. Prices range from $2-5 per drink on average.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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- 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
- 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.
- 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