Starbucks Korea, Kurly CEOs likely to be summoned to Assembly audit

Rep. Noh Woong-rae of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) seeks to summon CEO David Song of SCK Company, which was formerly Starbucks Coffee Korea, and Kurly CEO Sophie Kim to the National Assembly audit next month as witnesses for the Environment & Labor Committee, the lawmaker's office said, Wednesday. Once the committee members agree to summon them, Song will be questioned about a carcinogen detected in the coffee shop chain's giveaway picnic bags, while Kim will be asked to answer allegations that her company blacklisted some temporary workers at its logistics centers in order to fire them.

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