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Over the next year, Starbucks will expand into six new cities, reach 1,000 stores in Mexico, and open its first art- and youth-focused community coffeehouse in Latin America and the Caribbean. Starbucks growth in Latin America is powered by innovation, sustainability, and community – shaping the future of coffee and connection across the region.
The stores—located in the new domestic arrivals terminal of Lima’s Jorge Chávez International Airport and in the market’s north-central region— underscore Starbucks ongoing growth across Latin America & The Caribbean, where it now operates more than 1,800 coffeehouses. Starbucks Peru plans to open three additional coffeehouses this year, including another location at this key airport hub.
For the first time, Starbucks Mexico and Barbie® come together in an iconic collaboration highlighting imagination and the power to inspire. Starting September 22, Starbucks Mexico will introduce a dreamy, pink-toned collection featuring limited-edition merchandise, a Barbie® Frappuccino® Blended Beverage, and a Barbie®-inspired cake.
The brand celebrates one year in the market with a new coffeehouse, the arrival of the iconic Pumpkin Spice Latte, and a continued commitment to sustainability.
To recognize two decades, Starbucks Bahamas unveils an anniversary partner-designed beverage, the Bahama Blush Shaken Iced Tea, available from August 19 to September 30.
Starbucks One Six Roads in St. Philip becomes the seventh store in Barbados opened in partnership with Caribbean Coffee Baristas (Barbados) Limited; underscores commitment to job creation and growth in the market.
With Todos Somos Cafe, Starbucks strengthens its commitment to those who make every cup possible: Peruvian coffee farmers.
As customers plan their summer getaways, destinations like Cancún, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum continue to strengthen their role as strategic locations for Starbucks, showcasing the commitment to sustainability, community, and Mexican talent. In 2025, Starbucks Mexico projects expanding to over 200 stores in states with strong tourism appeal, as part of its expansion strategy and commitment to regional economic development.