Located in Panama City’s renowned historic district, the opening marks the 16th store in Panama and further underscores Starbucks commitment to job creation and growth in the market.

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Panama City – Starbucks Panama – managed by licensed retail operator Caribbean Coffee Traders Limited – today announced the arrival of the company’s first café in the historic district of Casco Antiguo, a renowned tourist destination recognized as a UNESCO World heritage site. The café is located in Casco Antiguo’s Plaza Herrara in the heart of the San Felipe neighborhood.

"We are very proud to open our doors in one of Panama City’s most culturally significant sites with a stunning store that honors the history, coffee heritage, and natural beauty of Panama,” said Sofia Moreno, Country Manager at Starbucks Panama. “We look forward to welcoming Panamanian customers to this special Casco Antiguo store to enjoy the Starbucks Experience with their family, friends, and coworkers.”

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Across the globe, Starbucks designs its stores to foster the human connection that can be made over a cup of coffee and to reflect the international communities the company serves. The new Casco Antiguo café features a one-of-a-kind design, thoughtfully created to honor the UNESCO World Heritage site status of the neighborhood. The original architectural elements, such as the stonework and traditional tiles, have been meticulously preserved, resulting in a stunning store that exudes local significance and historical charm. Great care has been taken to maintain the authenticity of the materials and construction, with any additional elements locally sourced. The result is a truly captivating space that seamlessly blends the past with the present, inviting visitors to experience the rich cultural heritage of the area.

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The store also showcases a mural made by local artist Maria Camila Bernal (pseudonym Remedios) who describes it as a “sunset in the tropics.” Inspired by the vibrant Panamanian summer skies and the warm afternoons, the mural features captivating shades of pink that reflect the beauty of the surroundings. The green and gold tones symbolize the lush jungles and the enchantment of coffee farms, creating a unique connection that captures the essence of this magical experience.

The space is designed to act as a Third Place to Panamanian customers by providing a warm and welcoming gathering spot where all can enjoy high-quality arabica coffee from Latin America and around the world, handcrafted by passionate baristas.

Since entering Panama in 2015 with its first store in Panama City, Starbucks remains committed to its Panamanian customers. This new location marks the 16th store in the market, with more than 140 Starbucks Panama partners (employees) proudly wearing the green apron.

The new store, located at Corregimiento de San Felipe, Calle Ave. a y Calle 9 , Plaza Herrera, Casco Antiguo, will operate Monday through Sunday from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm.

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During the month of June, Starbucks Brazil is offering two-for-one espressos and filtered coffees on Mondays and a special day with a size upgrade on Frappuccino® Blended Beverages.

São Paulo – To promote coffee culture and elevate the customer experience, Starbucks Brazil – managed by licensed retail operator SouthRock – today announces two special initiatives for the month of June. Until the end of the month, on Mondays from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., customers who purchase Espresso (Doppio, Grande, Panna, and Macchiato) and Filtered Coffee (Tall, Grande and Venti) will receive a second beverage for free. Additionally, on June 15, customers who order Starbucks Frappuccino® Blended Beverages can upgrade the beverage size at no additional cost – when purchasing a Tall size (300ml), customers will get a Grande size (400ml), and when purchasing a Grande size, they will enjoy a Venti size (500ml).

"Our two-for-one Monday initiative is a great opportunity to enjoy the Brazilian tradition of coffee time after lunch and strengthen connections between friends, colleagues, and family. Espressos are essential to Starbucks because they represent the heart of our business: coffee in its purest version. With this action, we want to reinforce and promote our coffee culture with our customers, in the most beloved coffee time," said Sedenir Junior, marketing manager of Starbucks Brazil. “Our special June 15 upgrade initiative for Frappuccino® Blended Beverages is an additional way of delighting our customers this month – who doesn’t love a free upgrade?!” he added.

At Starbucks stores around the world, customers can choose their preferred coffee from a selection of whole beans coffees. In Brazil, the star coffee is Starbucks® Brasil Blend, a coffee first developed in 2006, with the opening of the first Starbucks store in Brazil, with 100% Brazilian beans sourced from the regions of Minas Gerais, Sao Paulo and Bahia. If preferred, customers can choose to have their espressos made with Starbucks® Espresso Roast as well.

The double espresso initiative takes place on June 12, 19 and 26, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., in all Starbucks stores in Brazil, except at airports. Starbucks® Rewards members will have the promotion extended until 4 p.m. on the same days.

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During the month of June, Starbucks Brazil is offering two-for-one espressos and filtered coffees on Mondays and a special day with a size upgrade on Frappuccino® Blended Beverages. São Paulo – To promote coffee culture and elevate the customer experience, Starbucks Brazil – managed by licensed retail operator SouthRock – today announces two special initiatives […]

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São Paulo – To celebrate Pride Month, Starbucks Brazil, operated by licensed retail operator SouthRock, today announced the return of its limited-edition Pride Frappuccino® Blended Beverage to all its stores in the market. To further support the LGBTQIAP+ community, net profit of Pride Frappuccino® sales between June 9 and June 11 will be donated to nonprofit organizations, including Casa 1 and Casa Florescer in São Paulo, Grupo Arco-Íris de Consciência Homossexual in Rio de Janeiro, Casa Rosa in Brasília, Grupo Dignidade in Curitiba and Somos in Porto Alegre.

This year’s Pride Frappuccino® Blended Beverage recipe is Fall season’s Starbucks® Cinnamon Toffee Frappuccino® Blended Beverage, which combines the subtlety of cinnamon with white mocha sauce and toffee nut syrup. The Pride Frappuccino® Blended Beverage launch coincides with the date of the largest LGBT+ Pride Parade in the world, which takes place in São Paulo. The beverage is available throughout the month of June in all stores across Brazil, starting at R$ 20 or the redemption of 70 Starbucks Rewards® Stars.

"From the beginning, Starbucks set out to be a different kind of company; one that not only celebrates coffee and its rich tradition, but also nourishes connection between people. In our stores, we value the creation of an inclusive and judgment-free space where everyone can be themselves," said Claudia Malaguerra, managing director of Starbucks Brazil. "In Brazil, since 2018, we are proud to have supported local organizations and their LGBTQIAP+ inclusion projects by donating the proceeds from sales of dedicated products, including the Pride Frappuccino® Blended Beverage, to the LGBTQIAP+ community.”

In addition to the Pride Frappuccino® Blended Beverage, Starbucks Brazil's Pride campaign will feature the Rainbow Cake - a delicious treat with six layers of vanilla batter representing the colors of the rainbow, filled with white ganache and covered in dark chocolate. This festive cake is available for purchase in individual slices throughout June starting at $19.90 or the redemption of 70 Starbucks Rewards® Stars.

Reinforcing its support for the LGBTQIAP+ community, Starbucks stores in Brazil will proudly welcome customers by hanging up the rainbow flag. Selected stores* will also sell a commemorative Pride tumbler, available for purchase for R$ 125.00 or the redemption of 300 Starbucks Rewards® Stars. In addition, SouthRock, will provide a special space for partners (employees) to enjoy the São Paulo Pride Parade.

Starbucks Pride campaign menu items and merch will be available in Starbucks stores across the market for a limited time, while supplies last, and can also be purchased through the Starbucks Brazil app.

Starbucks Rewards® members receive one Star for every R$3.50 spent on products to collect and exchange for in-store items, including seasonal menu items. Orders can be made and beverages customized using the Starbucks Brazil app.

SUPPORT FOR THE TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY

In all Starbucks stores across the market, customers who order a beverage will have their name written on their cup, whatever it is, without question. This action inspired the launch of the <a href="https://historias.starbucks.com/en-es/press/2022/starbucks-launches-3rd-edition-of-i-am-project-on-brazils-national-trans-day-of-visibility/">"I Am"</a> project in January 2020, in support of Brazil’s National Trans Visibility Day.

Created by VMLY&amp;R for Starbucks Brazil, the project offers free legal and emotional well-being support to transgender partners (employees) who wish to legally change their name and gender on their birth certificates. Since its start, the project has transformed the lives of over 100 people in Brazil, between partners and members of NGOs supported by Starbucks Brazil. With the permission of all program participants, the brand <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw-WAnAgPQI">documented</a> the life-changing journey to provide the public with a view of the significant impact the “I Am” initiative has on its participants. The project won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Lions Festival in 2021 – the largest and most prestigious advertising festival in the world - and was awarded gold in two categories of the Effie Awards, a marketing and advertising award held by the American Marketing Association, as well as other industry awards.

As an extension of the "I Am" project, in 2022, SouthRock led a second initiative focused on employability, as the transgender community historically has fewer opportunities in Brazil’s labor market. The action, titled "I Am Working," included hosted job interviews and a training program developed exclusively for members of the trans community interested in positions at Starbucks and other brands operated by SouthRock in Brazil.

The first round of the job interviews took place in April 2022 in São Paulo, at the Starbucks store on Rua Haddock Lobo, which proudly displayed the transgender flag to welcome candidates. Also award-winning, the "I am Working" initiative won bronze at Cannes Lions 2022.

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Santiago, Chile - For the second consecutive year, Starbucks Chile, operated by licensed retail operator Alsea, was recognized by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC) Equidad CL as a Best Place to Work for LGBTQ+ Equality. The company was included in the fifth annual report <a href="https://www.hrc.org/resources/hrc-equidad-cl-global-workplace-equality-program">HRC Equidad CL: Global Workplace Equality Program</a>, which assesses LGBTQ+ equality and inclusion in the workplace among employers in Chile.

The HRC Equidad CL report and survey were launched in 2019. Today, the report is a leading benchmark in South America with over 150 companies evaluated. Companies are assessed on their adoption of non-discrimination policies, creation of employee resource groups or diversity and inclusion councils, LGBTQ+ training and education, and participation in public activities to support LGBTQ+ inclusion. Starbucks earned the highest possible rating in the report.

“Starbucks Chile remains committed to building a culture where everyone is welcome. As a company that embraces inclusion and diversity, we are proud to stand as an ally and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community,” said Claudia Aburto, director of Starbucks South Cone. "We are honored to be recognized alongside several other companies championing employment policies and practices that create a more equitable and inclusive environment, and we look forward to continuing our efforts in the rest of the South Cone markets."

Promoting a Culture of Inclusion

Since the opening of its first store in Santiago in 2003, Starbucks has set out to be a different kind of company: one that champions its Mission and Values and is rooted in providing a Third Place that is welcoming to everyone.&nbsp;Core to the company’s Mission and Values is ensuring that Starbucks is an inclusive, diverse, equitable and accessible company – a place where all are welcome, and all partners feel a sense of belonging:

To learn more about Starbucks Chile’s inclusion and diversity commitments, go https://www.starbucks.cl/.

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Santiago, Chile &#8211; For the second consecutive year, Starbucks Chile, operated by licensed retail operator Alsea, was recognized by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC) Equidad CL as a Best Place to Work for LGBTQ+ Equality. The company was included in the fifth annual report HRC Equidad CL: Global Workplace Equality Program, which assesses LGBTQ+ […]

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Santiago, Chile – Starbucks Chile, operated by licensed retail operator Alsea, today announced&nbsp;Starbucks Rewards members across the market can earn Stars on orders placed through Uber Eats, which can be redeemed directly in Starbucks Stores for free beverages.

Chile was Starbucks first market in the South Cone region to offer Uber Eats, launching in 2018. Building on the success of the partnership, Starbucks Chile will now provide Starbucks Rewards members the option to earn stars through a delivery channel for the first time.

“We are thrilled to expand our partnership with Uber Eats to provide our customers with more ways to earn Stars. Our customers are digitally engaged, and this new Starbucks Rewards benefit enables customer convenience, building added value into their Starbucks Experience,” shared Soledad Fantuzzi, marketing manager of Starbucks South Cone.

Starbucks, together with Alsea and Uber Eats, introduces the new Starbucks Rewards benefit as the company celebrates its 20th anniversary of retail presence in Chile. Since entering the market in 2003, Starbucks has continued to focus on creating meaningful customer experiences, both physically and digitally.

Uber Eats will also offer members of its Uber One program new promotions and special surprises, allowing members to enjoy their favorite Starbucks drink anytime, anywhere.

“We are proud to be the first delivery platform to offer Starbucks customers in Chile a convenient way to enjoy their favorite beverages and food items while earning Stars for Starbucks Rewards,” said Veronica Jadue, communications manager of Uber Chile.

Customers can earn stars on their Starbucks orders via Uber Eats by clicking on the Starbucks Rewards banner visible for every Starbucks Store in Uber Eats app and entering their RUT. Customers Starbucks Rewards account will then be linked and saved for future orders.

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Santiago, Chile – Starbucks Chile, operated by licensed retail operator Alsea, today announced&nbsp;Starbucks Rewards members across the market can earn Stars on orders placed through Uber Eats, which can be redeemed directly in Starbucks Stores for free beverages. Chile was Starbucks first market in the South Cone region to offer Uber Eats, launching in 2018. […]

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Lima, Peru – Building on its aspiration to ensure a sustainable future of coffee for all, Starbucks Peru – managed by licensed retail operator Delosi – today announced an expansion of its support Peruvian coffee growers in Junín as part of its “Todos somos café” (“We Are All coffee”) campaign. The campaign, which began in 2019, seeks to impact the lives of coffee growers, share their stories, and strengthen the special connection between customers and Peruvian coffee.

Starbucks is celebrating its 20th anniversary in Peru by supporting local coffee growers in Junín through the “Todos somos Café” campaign. These coffee growers have faced complicated situations in recent years, including heavy rains causing significant losses in their production. For each bag of whole bean coffee sold in all Starbucks stores in the market between May 15 and June 11, Starbucks Peru will donate a portion of the profits to source 40 coffee drying beds and a coffee quality lab for the community of Pangoa in Junín and the remaining balance will be donated by Starbucks Corporation.&nbsp;&nbsp;

This will have a significant impact on the quality of coffee production, as it will allow local coffee growers to better evaluate important characteristics of the coffee, such as aroma, flavor, and acidity.&nbsp;

“As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Starbucks in Peru, we remain committed to supporting Peruvian coffee growers and promoting a sustainable supply chain in coffee production. With this donation, we are not only helping to improve the quality of Peruvian coffee production, but also the working conditions of local coffee growers. This is an important step towards building a more sustainable and equitable coffee industry in Peru," commented Cristel Delgado, manager of Starbucks Peru.&nbsp;

Through this initiative, Starbucks Peru invites partners (employees) and customers to join in supporting Peruvian coffee growers, deepening connections across the bean to cup journey. It also reinforces the company's commitment to protecting the planet we share. By improving the working conditions of coffee communities, Starbucks strives to ensure optimal performance in the coffee supply chain, helping to protect the environment and preserve natural resources for future generations.&nbsp;

Starbucks has been present in Peru for 20 years, with over 100 stores across the market, bringing the highest-quality arabica coffee to thousands of Peruvians each day. Learn more at https://www.starbucks.pe/.&nbsp;

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Lima, Peru – Building on its aspiration to ensure a sustainable future of coffee for all, Starbucks Peru – managed by licensed retail operator Delosi – today announced an expansion of its support Peruvian coffee growers in Junín as part of its “Todos somos café” (“We Are All coffee”) campaign. The campaign, which began in […]

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Asunción, Paraguay – Starbucks, in partnership with licensed operator Alsea, today opened its first store in Paraguay, marking Starbucks 24th market in Latin America and the Caribbean, 86th market globally, and 12th together with Alsea. Located at Shopping DelSol in the capital city of Asunción, this is just the first of three Starbucks stores planned for Paraguay this year.

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“It is an honor to bring the unparalleled Starbucks Experience to customers in Paraguay in partnership with Alsea,” said Tom Ferguson, president, Starbucks Latin America and the Caribbean. “Together, we look forward to serving our customers, celebrating local culture and coffee traditions, and creating a positive economic impact in the community.”

The opening in Paraguay marks a significant milestone in the South Cone region where Starbucks and Alsea are also celebrating 20, 15 and 5 years in Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay, respectively. Globally,&nbsp; Starbucks and Alsea have a <a href="https://historias.starbucks.com/en-es/press/2023/in-partnership-with-alsea-starbucks-announces-plans-to-expand-and-elevate-the-iconic-brand-around-the-world/">goal</a> of operating 2,000 stores by the end of 2025.

“Our commitment to Paraguay is long term and it fills us with pride to become a part of this community,” said Santiago Farinati, Director of Alsea South Cone. “We look forward to creating local employment opportunities and delivering experiences full of happiness and flavor as we continue to elevate the customer experience across the region."

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Locally-inspired Design with Coffee At Core

Starbucks stores are designed to create a warm and welcoming space rooted in local traditions and coffee heritage. The 2,153 sq. ft. store features elements inspired by the history of the Guaraní people and pays homage to the market’s unique culture, including a custom mural by local artist Oz Montanía. Through his artwork, Montanía tells the story of Iara, the ‘Mother of Waters’ in local folklore. Montanía shared that this character is a deity that protects rivers and its creatures. The Siren rests peacefully holding a coffee branch, as she protects the local sea life around her.

With an indoor café and a relaxing exterior patio with combined seating for up to 100 people, the Shopping DelSol store will offer classic preparations and innovative beverages for different tastes and seasons, as well as wide variety of whole bean coffee sourced from around the world including Starbucks® Espresso Roast, Starbucks® Caffè Verona®, Starbucks® Sumatra, Decaf Komodo Dragon Blend®, Starbucks® Pike Place® Roast, Starbucks® Guatemala Antigua, Starbucks® Colombia, Starbucks® Kenya, and Starbucks® House Blend.

Customers will also be able to enjoy local treats, including the Guayaba Pasta Frola, a delicious traditional pie prepared with guayaba paste and decorated with a latticed crust, and Chipa with Anís, a Guaraní cultural product made from cassava starch and Paraguayan cheese.

A Focus on Sustainability &amp; Social Impact

Further to Starbucks aspiration to be a resource-positive company, those who visit the store will be able to order their favorite handcrafted beverages with alternative milks, including soy, almond and coconut. The store will also feature Starbucks Grounds for Your Garden program, where customers are given a free bag of used coffee grounds to enrich their gardens and compost.

Employing more than 15 green apron partners locally, Starbucks Paraguay also endeavors to give back to the community it serves. Green apron partners are already working with the local nonprofit organization Dequeni Foundation, which helps to take care of and protect children who live in communities affected by poverty.

“Each partner has been trained not only in the fundamentals of coffee, but also in the way Starbucks connects with its customers and the larger community, which is unique and recognized worldwide,” said Claudia Aburto, Director of Starbucks South Cone for Alsea. “We are confident that our Paraguayan partners will be our best brand ambassadors and absolute protagonists in this journey that we begin today. We feel honored and ready to provide this market with a truly unique coffee experience that will not only meet but exceed the expectations of our customers every day.”

The Shopping DelSol store will operate from Monday to Saturday from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm and Sunday from 8:30 am to 10:00 pm.

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The global coffee company partners with trusted licensed business operator Alsea to open a new store in capital city of Asunción, with two additional Paraguay stores planned for 2023. Opening marks Starbucks 24th market in Latin America and the Caribbean and 86th globally; underscores commitment to job creation and growth in the Latin America & Caribbean region.

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Starting May 2, customers can enjoy the Starbucks® Cinnamon Toffee family of beverages, the Mocha Cookie Frappuccino® and Starbucks® Kati Kati Blend whole bean coffee

Sao Paulo – Bringing a cozy mood to its stores, Starbucks – operated by SouthRock in Brazil – announced that beginning today, its fall menu has arrived in all stores across Brazil. The menu features the new Starbucks® Cinnamon Toffee family of beverages and the Starbucks® Mocha Cookie Frappuccino® blended beverage and Espresso Collection.

"This fall, we are excited to invite our customers to live in the now and make the most of every moment with Starbucks in hand," said Sedenir Junior, marketing manager at Starbucks Brazil. "Whether sipping with friends, family, colleagues or alone, every moment should be cherished. As we welcome the fall season, the comforting aromas and delicious flavors in our new beverages are the perfect accompaniment to all of life’s moments, big and small."

The Starbucks® Cinnamon Toffee family of espresso beverages combines the subtlety of cinnamon with the characteristic flavor of caramelized chestnuts. Delicious as a Latte, Iced (with Cold Foam), Frappuccino® or as an Espresso, the beverages are available from R$10.50* or the redemption of 30 Starbucks® Rewards stars.

The Starbucks® Mocha Cookie Frappuccino® blended beverage combines decadent Frappuccino® chocolate chips with a sweet mocha sauce, and is topped with whipped cream and a crunchy chocolate cookie crumble. For those who enjoy a hot beverage during the season, the menu also offers an Espresso Collection Mocha Cookie option. Available from R$10.50* or the redemption of 30 Starbucks® Rewards stars .

Starbucks Brazil also welcomes the season with Starbucks® Kati Kati Blend whole bean coffee. Featuring a selection of medium-roasted arabica beans from coffee growing regions in Kenya and Ethiopia, the blend offers notes of citrus and spice, transporting coffee lovers to the sunny highlands of East Africa. This versatile coffee can be enjoyed hot or iced and is also an excellent choice for those who prefer a latte or a full-bodied black coffee. Availablefrom R$50.00* or the redemption of 150 Starbucks® Rewards stars.

As always, Starbucks Rewards members who order through the Starbucks Brazil appreceive one star for every BRL 3.50 spent in Starbucks Brazil stores to redeem for a wide variety of items, including seasonal menu items. Customer orders can be made, and beverages customized, through the Starbucks Brazil app.

The new fall all beverages will be available at all Starbucks stores in Brazil and through the Starbucks Brazil app beginning May 2, 2023, while supplies last.

*Prices and availability may vary according to the region, the price reported is for São Paulo city, street stores.

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Starting May 2, customers can enjoy the Starbucks® Cinnamon Toffee family of beverages, the Mocha Cookie Frappuccino® and Starbucks® Kati Kati Blend whole bean coffee Sao Paulo – Bringing a cozy mood to its stores, Starbucks – operated by SouthRock in Brazil – announced that beginning today, its fall menu has arrived in all stores […]

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The third store within Cartagena’s Old City stands out for its architectural features and local artwork.

Cartagena, Colombia – As part of its expansion plan, Alsea – Starbucks licensed business operator in Colombia – today announced that it has reached 59 Starbucks stores in the market with the opening of its Starbucks Casa Badillo store. Located on First Street of Badillo K7, this store marks the fifth café in Cartagena and the third store in the Old City.

“We are proud to continue growing Starbucks presence in the market, bringing the Starbucks Experience to even more customers in Cartagena,” said Juan Pablo Castaño, Market Manager of Alsea Colombia. “Since our arrival in the department of Bolívar, we remain committed to being a meaningful addition to the local community, creating job opportunities and economic advancement. This opening represents an important milestone for us, and we see a vibrant future for Starbucks in the beautiful city of Cartagena.”

About Starbucks Casa Badillo

The new 292 sqm café Starbucks store in Cartagena has a seating capacity of more than 80 people. Located near universities and libraries, the store was inspired by the local colonial architecture and the eclectic vibe of this part of the historical quarter. It was designed to preserve and incorporate the existing architectural elements of the building such as raw wood ceilings and concrete columns. To modernize the existing look and feel of the structure, store designers added contemporary furniture, intentional lighting, and white oak cladding. The use of warmer textures and tones, like the natural “al temple” paint on walls and ceilings add depth to the design. Details like the custom front-bar inspired by Spanish colonial furniture, elevate the design and showcase the craftsmanship of local wood artisans.

Finally, original hand painted murals by Colombian artist Alejandro Paucar create a special moment in the store by telling the coffee story, evoking the care and passion of local coffee growers.

Starbucks in Colombia and Bolívar Department

Since Starbucks arrived in Colombia in 2014, the brand has reinforced its commitment to the market and community. Today, Starbucks Colombia employs more than 600 partners (employees), more than 40 of whom are local talent from Cartagena and serve our stores on <a href="https://historias.starbucks.com/en-es/press/2022/starbucks-opens-first-cafe-in-cartagena-colombia/">Avenida San Martín</a>, the Mall Plaza shopping center and in the old city in Plaza Bolívar, the center commercial Serrezuela and in the new store Casa Badillo.

“We are happy to introduce a new location to meet our customers’ needs of convenience, connection and personalization,” added Cielo Morera, director of Starbucks Colombia. “The Casa Badillo store creates a warm and welcoming place for customers to enjoy their favorite handcrafted beverage and connect with others over a cup of coffee.”

Starbucks welcomes its customers at the new location Monday to Sunday from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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The third store within Cartagena’s Old City stands out for its architectural features and local artwork. Cartagena, Colombia – As part of its expansion plan, Alsea – Starbucks licensed business operator in Colombia – today announced that it has reached 59 Starbucks stores in the market with the opening of its Starbucks Casa Badillo store. […]

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Within the framework of the Global Month of Good, Starbucks joined the NGO Proa to carry out various volunteer activities to benefit the community and the environment.

Lima, Peru – Starbucks is a company committed to creating a positive impact in the world. With more than 400,000 green apron partners and over 36,000 stores globally, the brand has a unique opportunity to create impact at scale.

Each April, Starbucks green apron partners come together for Global Month of Good, an initiative that brings together thousands of partners and customers, along with hundreds of nonprofit organizations around the world, to create lasting and meaningful change in the communities they serve. April is also Earth Month, which provides an opportunity to also celebrate Starbucks commitments to the planet and sustainability initiatives.

Local impact initiatives

As part of this year's Global Month of Good and in celebration of Earth Month, Starbucks Peru and its partners participated in a variety of volunteer activities with local NGO Proa that benefitted both the community and the environment. The commitment of this non-profit organization is to create a more supportive world where there are no barriers to help. That is why, as an organization, they support Starbucks to motivate and manage their volunteers to carry out actions to benefit the communities.

Over 50 Starbucks Peru partners participated in a beach cleanup, carried out in Playa Carpayo, one of the most contaminated beaches in Latin America. Volunteers picked up 210 kg of trash at the beach and learned about the importance of preserving aquatic ecosystems.

Another 68 Starbucks Peru partners participated in a tree planting project at Lomas de Villa María del Triunfo. Volunteers received the tools, materials and training necessary to carry out the activity together with an expert in arborization and together planted 50 trees in an extension of 3,000 m2. This action promotes well-being and health of people and helps mitigate the impact of the environment.

"At Starbucks, we are committed to the well-being of our communities and the planet. As Community Champions, our partners have the opportunity to inspire and nurture the human spirit, cultivate connections inside and outside of stores, and create a positive impact for people and the environment," affirmed Cristel Delgado, Manager of Brand of Starbucks Peru.

By empowering partners to create change in their communities, Starbucks is making a positive impact around the world, creating stronger communities.

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Within the framework of the Global Month of Good, Starbucks joined the NGO Proa to carry out various volunteer activities to benefit the community and the environment. Lima, Peru – Starbucks is a company committed to creating a positive impact in the world. With more than 400,000 green apron partners and over 36,000 stores globally, […]

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