Starbucks Honors Costa Rica's Coffee Roots in October Festivities
Starbucks marks Global Coffee Month in Costa Rica with educational sessions, master classes, and sustainability talks, honoring the nation's deep coffee history from farm to cup.
Coffee has a rich tradition in Costa Rica, dating back to the 1700s, and plays a significant role in the country's economy and culture.
- Starbucks kicked off Global Coffee Month on International Coffee Day, October 1.
- The company plans to open 145 new stores in Latin America over the next year.
- Customers can join free "Coffee Conversations" sessions in stores to learn about coffee's journey from seed to brew.
Coffee runs deep in our veins, a tradition that started in the 1700s and shapes our country’s economy and culture today.
Author's summary: Starbucks celebrates Costa Rica's coffee heritage.
More News
- IBM's stock is having its best day since January, and quantum is a big reason why
- Trump adversary Letitia James pleads not guilty in mortgage fraud case
- New Music This Week: Leon Thomas, Megan Thee Stallion, Tyla And More | Essence
- Holiday tours at Hartwood Acres are off as Pa. budget impasse continues
- UN official warns Gaza risks ‘lost generation’ as schools lie in ruins
- Tennessee baseball to play Orange and White game at Covenant Health Park
- Federal judge pauses order disqualifying US attorney for Nevada from overseeing cases
- Tyla shares fashion-forward 'Chanel' music video
- Federal judges overseeing NC redistricting lawsuits seek information about new map
- Delegation for 10.24.25: Payless — generics — reciprocal — subsidies — SNAP