All Starbucks articles – Page 12
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NewsNero: 'no discernible impact' from speciality coffee
Pablo Ettinger, the co-founder of Caffe Nero, has welcomed the emergence of speciality independent coffee shop operators for offering greater diversity and pushing up standards.
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Starbucks to make furniture out of store waste
Starbucks UK has teamed up with start-up Pentatonic to create furniture out of its store waste.
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NewsCosta shares down on growth concerns
Shares in Costa owner Whitbread fell yesterday after analyst Citigroup downgraded the company
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OpinionPubs – what are they good for?
Fiona Stapley, editor of the Good Pub Guide, examines how the blurring of lines between pubs, restaurants and cafes has affected the public’s affection for this great British institution.
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NewsStarbucks UK rolls out food waste initiative
Starbucks UK is to roll out its initiative to address the issue of food waste as well as global hunger
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Opinion
Artisan ices that are hot hot hot
With home-made artisan ice cream the top US dessert trend for 2017, and the industry as a whole now worth $10bn, Kerstin Kühn looks at four leading players pushing boundaries with the cold stuff
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Euro Garages on track with Little Chef conversions
Euro Garages is on track with its programme of Little Chef closures and conversions
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NewsPizzaExpress makes changes to its management team
PizzaExpress has made changes to its senior management team, including the promotion of Zoe Bowley to managing director of UK & Ireland
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Starbucks starts selling sushi
Starbucks is testing out a new product, a sushi burrito in two of its Chicago sites
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Elite Coffee seeks £1.1m to open 20 Starbucks sites
Elite Coffee, the fledgling Starbucks franchisee co-founded by Ei Group commercial director Paul Harbottle, is seeking £1.1m to expand its portfolio.
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NewsMcDonald’s grows market share across the board
The latest data from MCA’s Eating Out Panel shows that McDonald’s has grown its market share of visits in all four dayparts between Q2 2016 and the same period this year.
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Opinion
Have legs, will travel: UK casual dining goes global
Jon Midmer of global executive search firm JMA reflects on the changing culture of the UK’s casual-dining scene, an inward flow of leading personnel from other countries and a growing contingent of Brits heading to top jobs abroad
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Starbucks to close all Teavana shops
Starbucks is to close all 379 Teavana shops across the US and Canada after sales fell short of expectations.
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Analysis & InsightWelcome to the cheap eats
Low-ticket launches have remained remarkably resilient in an increasingly volatile eating-out market. Gareth Nash analyses the data to see which brands are doing it right
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MOD appoints Twohig as COO
MOD Super Fast Pizza Holdings, The US parent company of MOD Pizza, has appointed former Starbucks UK general manager Paul Twohig as chief operating officer.
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Carluccio’s appoints new COO
Carluccio’s has appointed Peter Casey, formerly of SSP UK & Ireland, as its new chief operating officer
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Analysis & Insight
Fuelling growth
Jo Cumming, co-owner of Food & Fuel, the food-led pub operator, talks to Mel Flaherty about expansion, working with Ei Group, the biggest changes she has seen across the industry and embracing the needs of Millennials
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Coffee chains vow to act on faecal bacteria in ice
Three of the UK’s biggest coffee chains have vowed to take action after a BBC investigation found their ice from contained bacteria from faeces
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Sturbucks to pay $22m in UK corp tax
Starbucks will pay nearly $22m in UK corporation tax after a sharp rise in its taxable profit and turnover last year, The Times reports.
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Opinion
Service timing must be in order
Starbucks has a system of taking orders and delivering the good in an efficient manner, so much so that no one competes at the same level. Tom Weaver, chief executive of Flypay, explains how this could help your business.