Starbucks Mexico Introduces Two New Plant-based Menu Options Made with NotCo Products


  • Starting August 22, customers in Mexico can enjoy beverages made with NotMilk, a non-dairy alternative, as well as the UnReal Muffin, made with the plant-based NotBurger.
  • Expanding Starbucks plant-based menu contributes to the company’s goal of reducing its carbon footprint by 50% while also offering customers a range of food and beverage options that meet their preferences and fit their lifestyles.

Mexico City - Starbucks Mexico today announced that starting August 22 it will introduce NotCo’s NotMilk as its latest plant-based alternative in more than 750 stores across the market. The company will also launch the UnReal Muffin, made with NotCo’s NotBurger, a plant-based patty.

Starbucks began offering plant-based options to customers in Mexico in 2006 with the introduction of soy beverages to its menu. NotMilk, a non-dairy blend made with an assortment of plant ingredients, will be the fifth nondairy milk available to Starbucks customers in the market – joining soy, coconut, almond and oat milk.

“We are pleased to bring NotCo products to Starbucks Mexico as we meet customers’ increased demand for plant-based choices and work towards Starbucks global commitment to reduce our carbon footprint by 50%,” said Bibiana Rosique, marketing director, Starbucks Mexico. “We are especially proud to now offer five non-dairy milk options to our customers as part of our permanent menu.”

There are more than 170,000 ways to customize a beverage at Starbucks, including selecting plant-based options. These plant-based alternatives provide customers with various ways to meet their taste and lifestyle preferences in order to create their favorite Starbucks handcrafted beverages. Starbucks remains committed to innovating key platforms, such as espresso and Cold Brew, with plant-based ingredients included in the standard recipe. 

From August 22 to October 2, Starbucks will offer NotCo’s NotMilk at no additional cost to customers selecting it when customizing their beverages.