The chain of Starbucks coffee shops is celebrating in Mexico, and this week marks its first 15 years of operations in the country, totaling more than 600 units and with the commitment to invest 800 million pesos between 2017 and 2018 to continue growing.
It was in September 2002 when the operator Alsea opened the first unit located in front of the Angel of Independence in Mexico City, since then it has positioned itself as the most profitable brand of the company, contributing 23% of its sales at the end of the second quarter of the year.
In March this . . .
