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Who s drinking all the Starbucks?

Who s drinking all the Starbucks?
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Meat, Starbucks and Hello Fresh in short supply as staff isolate and supply shortages continue

Meat, Starbucks and Hello Fresh in short supply as staff isolate and supply shortages continue
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Supermarket musical chairs : 4 Pak nSave, New World stores said to be changing hands

Supermarket musical chairs : 4 Pak nSave, New World stores said to be changing hands 21 Jan, 2021 04:34 AM 4 minutes to read Supermarket store sales - big business. Photo / Greg Bowker Four upper North Island supermarkets worth tens of millions of dollars are being sold in a musical chairs-style of transactions triggered by the pending sale of what is thought to be New Zealand s biggest revenue-earning store. Stores in the Foodstuffs North Island co-operative at Albany, College Hill, Birkenhead and Te Kuiti are said by insiders to be changing hands because owner/operators can only control one outlet at any one time. All the deals are said to be triggered by the pending sale in August of Pak nSave Albany which is said by insiders to then spark ownership changes to New World Victoria Park and possibly New Worlds at Birkenhead and Te Kuiti.

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Starbucks revamps and expands after struggling to win over NZ coffee snobs

However, Starbucks struggled to compete with the established coffee culture and, by the time the licence was sold to Tahua Capital, the chain had shrunk to 22 cafes. There were now 24 Starbucks. Tahua Capital chief executive Charles Belcher said the company was “cautiously looking at growth post Covid-19 and when the right opportunity comes up then we are going to go for it”. The Queen St cafe had been revamped, with a street front and a cinterior design featuring a new coffee bar, hand-painted artwork featuring the siren, and blues and greens inspired by the coast. Belcher said every cafe had been remodelled with a bespoke design that reflected their communities.

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Starbucks sees a revamp with new store designs and a digital platform

In 20 years global giant Starbucks hasn't bowled over New Zealand coffee drinkers, so it's changing tack.

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