Because Starbucks is such a massive coffee chain, it goes without saying that it's never far from controversy. Here are some ...

Starbucks Corporation SBUX and Dutch Bros Inc. BROS are both prominent players in the U.S. specialty coffee market but ...

Starbucks was accused of trafficking and forced labor practices in its coffee supply chain in a 100-page class-action lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

"The coffee industry, led by Starbucks, has slaves working in its supply chain right this minute, and we must stop this abuse starting in Brazil, as the world’s top coffee producer." "We’re ...

But droughts, poor harvests, and rising tariffs are squeezing the global supply chain and small coffee shops here in Western New York are feeling it. RELATED: Starbucks opens a new Northtowns ...

With that announcement, Sara Trilling, who served as president of Starbucks North America, left the company. Arthur Valdez, who served as chief supply and ... a focus on core coffee products ...

When Starbucks opened its first store in Beijing in 1999, it was the start of a love affair with barista-style coffee in a tea ... includes investment in supply chain and production facilities ...

On Tuesday, Arabica coffee traded at $3.90 per pound, marking a staggering 100% increase from a year ago. This surge threatens to percolate through the entire supply chain, raising concerns that ...

Visitors purchase coffee at a Starbucks booth during an exhibition ... Companies can enhance their credibility by highlighting their supply chain reliability and consistent product quality ...

Starbucks is showcasing coffee beans from China's Yunnan province at the second China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing this week. "Many people don't realize that every cup of our ...