Monday
January 20, 2020
Gangnam-gu, South Korea
Fine Dust :
Five months after Starbucks Korea last went viral with its camping bag campaign, the coffee franchise is back with the annual event where caffeine-loving Koreans drink a whole lot of joe to earn themselves a free diary.
An announcement saying that only deliveries and takeouts are available at a franchise bakery in Seoul on Monday.
The Korea Foodservice Industry Association urged the government to implement measures to revive the industry, saying its very survival is at stake.
Starbucks Korea is helping middle-aged people find jobs or launch their own business with the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
Day care centers across the Seoul metropolitan area will officially be permitted to reopen Aug. 18 for the first time since the pandemic erupted, authorities announced Monday.
Korea's largest Starbucks branch opened Friday in Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi, with a focus on incorporating its wide variety of store formats into the new location.
An employee at a coffee shop in Seo District, Incheon, on Thursday uses bottled water to make an Americano amid a water supply crisis with larvae contamination.
The Korea Forest Service and the Ethiopian government will work together to transform degraded forests in the African country into coffee farms.
For Fritz Coffee, a brand easily recognizable with its retro-style logo, simply offering their hand-selected brews at shops was not enough. While it has only three branches, its coffee is much more widespread, as cafes source beans from it.
Starbucks merchandise is always in high demand in Korea, and the exclusive e-frequency items are especially popular. This year, the hype seems to be reaching a whole new level.
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