From McDonalds to the Coca-Cola Company, Starbucks is the latest company to halt business in Russia.
that they would begin “de-arching,” or removing all its brand elements from Russia. McDonalds had more than 800 locations in Russia, Starbucks had around 130.the decision to“We condemn the unprovoked, unjust and horrific attacks on Ukraine by Russia, and our hearts go out to all those affected,” CEO Kevin Johnson wrote to the partners on March 4. “ The invasion and humanitarian impact of this war are devastating and create a ripple effect that is felt throughout the world.
This news comes after Starbucks condemned the attacks on Ukraine by Russia in March and stated they would donate any royalties they receive from their business operations in Russia to humanitarian relief efforts for Ukraine. The Starbucks Foundation also gave $500,000 to the Red Cross and the World Central Kitchen for humanitarian efforts in the Ukraine.
will continue to support their almost 2,000 workers or “green apron partners” that are currently in Russia, which includes paying them for six months as well as assisting them in a transition to new opportunities outside of Starbucks.
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