Nearly five years since the first Starbucks location unionised, contract negotiations are still dragging on. Can external pressure from shareholders and human-rights campaigners make a difference?
It's the Coffee News Roundup: Week Ending June 12th
For paid subscribers: retail coffee prices have soared in recent years, driven by climbing commodity costs and tariff stupidity. Some of those pressures have now started to ease, and yet retail prices continue to rise. Will they ever come down?
A day delayed due to Memorial Day (which I, being in Scotland, completely forgot about), here’s this week’s coffee news. Featuring:
Read the whole Roundup over at Fresh Cup Magazine:
I’ll be back Friday with a new article, but until then it’s goodbye from Merlin:
It's the Coffee News Roundup: Week Ending June 12th
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