The American company Starbucks, which owns the world's largest chain of coffee houses, is liquidating Coffee Sirena establishments in Russia.
It is noted that all employees of the company, and this is more than 1000 people, will be laid off within 3 months.This was reported by a person working in the company, Russian propaganda writes.
< p> As they say in the message, Starbucks suspended business activities in Russia in March, banned the import of raw materials into the country, and also closed the cafe. In May, the coffee chain decided to completely exit the Russian market.
By the way, in Russia, the Starbucks chain unites 130 cafes, all of which are managed by Coffee Sirena. The first Starbucks cafe in Russia was opened in 2007.
Recall that McDonald's, the world's largest chain of fast food establishments, finally decided to leave the Russian market. As the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin explained, the exit of McDonald's means the end of the “Putin regime”.