According to The Chosun Daily, Starbucks Korea phased out plastic straws in 2018, likely because of complaints about the ...

But as the largest coffee company in the world, with more than 37,000 stores in 86 countries and revenues of $32 billion last year, Starbucks could force change across the industry.

Starbucks says it wants to cut its carbon, waste and water use by 50% within a decade. To reach those goals, CEO Kevin Johnson said the coffee chain will limit single-use plastics and add plant ...

Starbucks is launching a new effort to cut down on waste from its ubiquitous beverage cups with a limited trial in Seattle of a "Borrow a Cup" program.

By 2025, the company wants every customer to be able to either use their own mug easily or borrow a ceramic or reusable to-go mug from their local Starbucks.

Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson has written a public letter detailing several commitments that the company will take towards more eco-friendly practices. Starbucks pledges to cut water use and waste ...

By 2025, the company wants every customer to be able to either use their own mug easily or borrow a ceramic or reusable to-go mug from their local Starbucks.