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Some love it hot. Some like it iced. Some like that half-cuf with two pumps of hazelnut milk and skim milk. Being able to order your coffee as you like it is one of the reasons why customers have remained so dedicated to Starbucks. But like the pandemic of Covid-19 continues towill hangThe ubiquitous coffee chain begins to make major changes to its daily operations. And according to a statement by the company, Starbucks gets rid of this thing at the end of June. Read it to see what will disappear in a few weeks.

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While the world is slowly recovering to normal, will your daily order have too. Starbucks has announced in a statement that it officially dispose of its prohibition of customers who bringReusable cups, as of June 22nd. The move marks the end of the policy adopted as a precaution of safety in the first days of the pandemic in March 2020.

"Return from personal reusable cups is a key element of Starbucks' steady engagement to reduce single-use cup waste and reduce waste by 50% by 2030," said the company in a statement.

For the most part, the old decades policy will be reduced in its original format, including offering customers a 10 ¢ discount of their beverage to use a reusable cup. But the company has announced some strings attached to use your favoritecup or thermos for the moment.

The company indicates that "only own cups will be accepted" for use, stating that Starbucks employees will not be able to clean dirty containers for customers. And while the company says it is currently testing safe options to allow personal reusable cups to reader-throus, you will only be able to get your container filled in stores.

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Even if it's a well-known program, reusable cutting policy does not seem to be very popular among customers. Starbucks crosses a gross7 billion disposable cups Every year, despite the company's efforts to become more environmentally friendly, CNBC reports.

Fortunately, Starbucks are currently experiencing new programs to reduce annual waste than their packaging generates. In April, the company announced the launch of its "Take a cup" circular packaging program in five stores in Seattle, which charged its customers a deposit of $ 1 for areusable cup that they can come back during their next visit,United States today reports. The program is ready to launch all stores in Europe, the Middle East and Africa by 2025.

But while reusable cups come back significantly, other Starbucks favorites have beendisappear from the menu like end. On 7 June, the Business Initiate reported that an internal memo of the company indicated that the coffee chain had put a "temporary outfit" on certain articles on 4 June "until logistic chain problems are resolved. " The list of at least 25 affected items includes popular products and ingredients such as hazelnut syrup, toffe nut syrup, tea bags Chai, girl green tea, etc.

In an email atBetter lifeOn June 8, a Starbucks spokesman clarified that there was no single element that is in terms of all locations. "We liveTemporary Supply Shortagessome of our products. The specific items will vary through the market and the store, and some stores will undergo a breakdown of various items at the same time, "they wrote." We apologize for the inconvenience and work quickly and closely with our chain providers of supply to items as soon as possible. As much as possible. "The business initiate also reported that while Starbucks did not say that when the products will be replenished, the company plans to fill all the menu items without permanent cancellations .

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