Starbucks Korea signed an agreement with the National Commission for Corporate Partnership and the National Cafe Owners Association to develop drinks using local agricultural produce before sharing these recipes and providing raw materials to small cafes.
The agreement is aimed at encouraging its customers to visit these small businesses.
Additionally, Starbucks Korea will support facility repair for small cafes with difficulty making ends meet or are in regions that need emergency support due to disasters.
The National Commission for Corporate Partnership will regularly promote exchange activities through the large and small cafe business council, while frequently checking the progress of the programs.


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