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    I was never a big coffee drinker growing up. Even when it kind of became a thing I didn 't really know what to do with it. In college I became a small fan of chocolate covered espresso beans, but even then didn 't take an amazing liking to coffee. As I 've traveled though, and noting that I am still a huge fan of premium tea, I 've gained a certain appreciation for coffee. Here 's the top 3 'non commercial ' coffee places near where I live. The first I have to mention is Cafe Vero in Lake…

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    Starbucks Introduction Starbucks is an American corporation that serves coffee and deals with coffeehouse chain. The company was founded in 1971 in Seattle, Washington. The company has expanded over the years and now operates in about 27,339 locations all over the world (Starbucks 2018). Starbucks has distinguished itself from other coffee companies with its focus on taste, quality and good customer experience. Starbucks has a superb customer experience and relationship. This has helped the…

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    Caffeine Persuasive Essay

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    Caffeine, the natural stimulant many of us rely upon to get through the mornings or as a pick-me-up to get through the afternoon or a late night study session. In today’s fast-paced world, the beverage industry has come out with a slew of caffeinated products promising to get us through the day better, faster, and stronger than a standard cup of joe. However, today’s coffee industry would make your grandmother blush, with coffee manufacturers, such as Death Wish Coffee, providing coffee with up…

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    Starbucks Corporation is an American coffee company and coffeehouse chain. Starbucks was established in Seattle, Washington in 1971 by Jerry Baldwin, Gordon Bowker and Zev Siegl. To begin with, the three partners only sold roasted whole coffee beans, and it was not until they sold the company to employee Howard Schultz in 1987 . Schultz, still the Chairman and CEO of Starbucks. Value Chain Analysis Michael Porter states that getting competitive advantage can be achieved through analysis of the…

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    One of the biggest strength that the Pearl Cup has is that it stands out from the rest of the neighborhood it resides in. Before opening their doors, the owners of the Pearl Cup “set out tasting coffees from Texas to California and the east coast” according to shop’s website. The owners recognize that in order for their coffee shop to be distinctive, they needed to be different. With that in mind, they developed their own signature drink called “The Pearl Latte.” This latte later won Best Latte…

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    Rationale/Executive Summary One of the biggest and fastest growing industries today is the coffee industry. This industry includes individual cafes, hotel cafes and retail chains. In this study, I shall be focusing on the Retail Chains that belongs to the organized sector. The retail outlets share a particular brand and have similar kind of management, with standardized business procedures and practices. The major players today covering market share all over the world are Starbucks Coffee,…

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    1. Why consumers buy Starbuck? Starbucks coffee is considered a branded coffee. Consumers are willing to pay more just to get a coffee. Consumers go to Starbucks for breaks, to think, write and create creativity. Consumer feels that they are more creative, and can get more things than anywhere else. Consumers are looking for the experience of the coffee house. Coffee lovers come for the wide selection of high quality coffee. Consumers want the ability to choose their own choice of coffee,…

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    4.0 Porter’s Five Forces The Porter’s five forces of the observer determine the competitiveness of competitors, the threat of new entrants, the bargaining power of buyers, the bargaining power of suppliers and the threat of alternative products and services. 4.1 Rivalry Among The Competitors (high to moderate) The use of concentrated coffee does not depend on the cost of the item, but the difference between each item and respect includes variables such as the brand estimate of the item, the…

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    Siegl, and Gordon Bowker. It has grown its business rapidly. The company witnessed huge losses during 1980s. However, it started regaining its profit in 1990s. The store changed its image and adapted a trendy look. Now it is known as the largest coffeehouse company in the world. It owns 22,551 stores in over 65 countries. It offers both hot and cold beverages. The other items included in its menu are whole bean coffee, micro ground instant coffee, full leaf teas, snacks and pastries, hot and…

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    Introduction Starbucks is well known organisation, it has become one of the best coffee retail chain in recent years. The concept is simple to ‘ take a traditional Italian coffee house and make a retail chain out of it’ across the world. Starbucks is praised for its’ coffee, yes its coffee , but its’ variety product line is far from that one. This is to examine Starbucks’ principles of management functions such as Organisation and Staffing. Company profile: Establishment: The starbucks was…

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