High Street Food & Drink Brands Work Together on Health and Wellness Aims
Starbucks is committed to help customers to make informed and improved nutritional choices, as part of a foundational change to the global business. We have made some great progress when it comes to our commitments on reducing sugar, simplifying ingredients, increasing healthy options and improving how we communicate with our customers so they can make the right choices for them.
As a leading member of the Out of Home industry alliance, representing some of the largest food and drink brands in the UK, we have developed a Code of Practice that outlines our commitments to support Public Health England’s sugar reduction target of 20% by 2020, reformulate products to reduce salt, sugar, fat and calories where possible, provide healthier choices, offer healthier children’s menus, provide clear and easy to understand nutritional information to customers and to adopt responsible advertising practices.
A newly developed grant fund delivered by Hubbub and funded by Starbucks will support innovation and behaviour change to reduce single-use food and beverage packaging. New research finds over 2 in 5 people are more worried about how much single-use plastic is used in society since the start of the pandemic. Over 2 in 3 people […]
Starbucks reports on the continued recovery from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic Starbucks UK registered EMEA business and UK Coffee Company today filed accounts for the financial year ending 3 October 2021. FY21 Financial overview: Starbucks UK Coffee Company (in GBP): Total revenues: £328m, up 35% driven by the recovery of sales in both […]
Designed to make it as easy to use a reusable cup as it is to opt for single use, Starbucks hopes its new returnable cup program will redefine the reusable experience as we know it . The program has so far been trialled in four EMEA cities – Canary Wharf (UK), Geneva (Switzerland) and Paris (France). […]