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星巴克北美要求进店需消费,中国区客服:门店各自管理,未强制要求不免费对外开放

Starbucks North America requires consumers to make a purchase to enter the store, while the customer service in China states that each store manages itself and there is no mandatory requirement for free public access.

Gelonghui Finance ·  Jan 14 03:41

On January 14, according to The Paper, local time on January 13, the coffee chain brand "Starbucks" announced a new regulation, overturning the open policy implemented since 2018. Stores across North America will no longer be open for free; customers will need to make a purchase to enter, and employees will also receive training related to this new policy. Upon calling Starbucks' official customer service in China, the representative stated that currently, Starbucks in the country is managed and operated by each store individually, and specific circumstances are determined by the stores themselves, with no mandatory requirement to not be open for free.

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