Starbucks Honors Costa Rica's Coffee Roots in October Festivities
Starbucks marks Global Coffee Month in Costa Rica with educational sessions, master classes, and sustainability talks, honoring the nation's deep coffee history from farm to cup.
Coffee has a rich tradition in Costa Rica, dating back to the 1700s, and plays a significant role in the country's economy and culture.
This October, Starbucks is celebrating Global Coffee Month with events across Costa Rica, highlighting the journey of coffee from farm to cup.
The company launched the month-long celebration on International Coffee Day, October 1, as part of its plans to expand in Latin America, with aims to open 145 new stores in the region over the next year.
- Coffee Conversations: free sessions in stores that trace coffee's path from seed to brew
- Master classes and sustainability talks
Coffee runs deep in our veins, a tradition that started in the 1700s and shapes our country’s economy and culture today.
Author's summary: Starbucks celebrates Costa Rica's coffee heritage.
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