#Starbucks

[lena-thinks-too-much]

reminds me of how back when I worked at Starbucks, one of the pre open tasks was to date the food. so every single time I opened I would inexplicably end up with a date sticker somewhere on my face that I would just not touch and it would stay there for my entire 8 hour shift. It got to the point that our regulars knew I opened that day because there was a sticker on my face

would you put a discarded fruit sticker on my forehead in whimsical jest yes or no

[willsmithspaghetti]

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[fuckyeahmexico]

Explotación y opacidad: la realidad oculta del café mexicano en las cadenas de suministro de Nestlé y Starbucks

Este informe expone la explotación laboral, la opacidad en la cadena de suministro y los impactos ambientales de la producción de café en México, con énfasis en las cadenas de Nestlé y Starbucks. Además, revela que las grandes comercializadoras fijan precios de compra que no cubren los costos de producción, lo que mantiene a las personas caficultoras en condiciones de pobreza y desigualdad. También documenta violaciones a los derechos humanos, como la represión de productores y el uso de intermediarios informales conocidos como “coyotes”, quienes compran el café a precios aún más bajos e imponen sistemas de crédito abusivos.

El mercado está dominado por comercializadoras como ECOM, NKG y LDC, que controlan los precios y las condiciones de producción que benefician a Nestlé y Starbucks, perpetuando un sistema de explotación. A esto se suma el impacto ambiental derivado de la expansión del café robusta, promovido por Nestlé a través de su Plan Nescafé, lo que ha incentivado la deforestación en diversas regiones cafetaleras.

Asimismo, el informe cuestiona la transparencia de las certificaciones de Nestlé (4C) y Starbucks (C.A.F.E. Practices), que están lejos de garantizar condiciones justas y sostenibles para las personas caficultoras. Finalmente, denuncia la complicidad del Estado mexicano en la consolidación de este sistema y propone una transformación estructural del sector, alineada con compromisos internacionales de sostenibilidad y derechos humanos.

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[vexheart]

this is a cry for help lmfao keep boycotting

[muslimintp-1999-girl]

IMPORTANT

Boycott:

McDonald's

Starbucks

Disney+

Plz you can always watch the shows on pirated sites and find better alternatives for burgers & coffee, nothing is more important than stopping a genocide. It's a global boycott.

[itneedsmoregays]

BOYCOTT ISRAEL!

Got this flyer from a pro-Palestine march today. Make sure to boycott all these businesses that are funding the genocide Israel is still committing in Gaza right now.

[politijohn]

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[ahaura]

(Oct. 28)

@laheyspells: i work at starbucks for a similar reason (their benefits) and they’re doing a bogo deal for ANY drink and more coupons are showing up on the app that i’ve never seen before. they’re desperate pls keep doing what you’re doing

@Rav3n_Sk0ll: I work at McDonalds (not by choice, personal struggles and family struggles with money, unable to quit) And I’ll tell you less and less people have been coming in, less and less sales, it’s noticeable, so don’t think it’s not working or happening I’ve seen it. KEEP DOING IT.

[dollette-whispers]

[vintagedollrina]

tumblr girl fall 🎃🍂🥧

[angelx1992]

[acepumpkinpatrick]

Y'all still boycotting, right? Still following the BDS movement, right? You still remember that Boycotts are for life, right?? You read that the Israeli Zionist Occupation is connected to other ongoing genocides, e.g. in Congo, right???

[wormvirtues]

sirius and james patiently waiting for their wife (remus) to finish putting sunscreen on them so they can build sandcastles and play in the water

[snakeredbirdbatkatana]

I don't know if anyone will understand what I mean when I say this but.

But I cannot picture a Starbucks in Gotham but I can picture a Dunkin.

[catchymemes]