Press Releases
Named Casa de las Sirenas, the coffeehouse is a design tribute to Starbucks iconic Siren and expands opportunities for women through employment, training, and community programs—supported by up to 7% of store sales. Starbucks Mexico launches “Autonomy is Sweet Too,” an initiative led by Fundación Marisa and supported by The Starbucks Foundation and Fundación Alsea to reach more than 1,000 women in Jalisco with pathways to employability and economic independence.
Starbucks Mexico presents “Mexico in Every Cup,” a concept inspired by Starbucks® Single-Origin Mexico, a limited-edition whole bean coffee, that translates the market’s cultural richness into a floral and sensory experience.
The new coffeehouse at GAMA Moda Plaza offers a welcoming space allowing customers to pause, recharge and connect throughout their day.
A meeting place for travelers to connect over coffee and relax before their flight, the new location marks the eighth Starbucks coffeehouse in Ecuador as the brand continues to expand across the market.
This season, Starbucks introduces the new Cheesecake Frappuccino® Blended Beverages and welcomes back Pearls Refreshers—crafted to bring comfort, connection, and enjoyment to every moment.
This season, Starbucks introduces the new Cheesecake Frappuccino® Blended Beverages and welcomes back Pearls Refreshers—crafted to bring refreshment, indulgence, and energy to every day.
This spring, Starbucks invites customers in Mexico to express their unique style with an exclusive collection created in collaboration with international street and lifestyle brand New Era.
Starbucks Guatemala continues to strengthen its presence in the market with new coffeehouses, including the recently opened Europlaza location, while celebrating the origin of coffee with iconic offerings such as Starbucks Casi Cielo. Starbucks has met its 100 million coffee tree commitment and pledged an additional 50 million trees, expanding access to varieties selected for their performance in climate adverse conditions for farmers across Guatemala and the broader Latin American region.