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US elderly woman claims $2 million for McDonald's hot coffee burns
A jury awarded McDonald's hot coffee for 2.9 million yuan to customers who were scalded, and then provoked lawsuits. A 74-year-old California woman who was burned by the chain's hot coffee last August decided Thursday to file a lawsuit claiming more than $2 million after negotiations with McDonald's failed. According to lawyer David Weiner, who represents customers burned by McDonald's hot coffee
2014-04-27 US Senior Claim $2 million McDonald's Coffee Scalds Official Reheat
The story of coffee, the sad appeal of Ethiopia.
It is said that Ethiopia in poor countries is preparing to fight a century lawsuit with Starbucks in rich countries, which has attracted global attention. Ethiopia plays the grief card, and the global media and humanitarian organizations almost lean to the weak. Egypt uses Starbucks' popular "partner Sun Sidama" (Shirkina Sun-Dried Sidamo) as an example to tell the bitterness of coffee farmers: southern Ethiopia.
2014-11-19 Coffee Culture Coffee Story Ethiopia
The storm in the coffee cup (middle) Ethiopia's sad appeal
Ethiopia, a poor country, is preparing to fight a century-old lawsuit against Starbucks, a rich country, which has attracted global attention. Ethiopia plays the sad card, and the global media and humanitarian organizations are almost one-sided to the weak. Egypt cites Starbucks 'best-selling Shirkina Sun-Dried Sidamo as an example of the bitterness of coffee farmers: Southern Ethiopia
2014-12-26 coffee cup storm Ethiopia sadness appeal words poor country
The Storm in the Coffee Cup (Middle)-the tragic Appeal of Ethiopia
It is said that Ethiopia in poor countries is preparing to fight a century lawsuit with Starbucks in rich countries, which has attracted global attention. Ethiopia plays the grief card, and the global media and humanitarian organizations almost lean to the weak. Egypt uses Starbucks' popular "partner Sun Sidama" (Shirkina Sun-Dried Sidamo) as an example to tell the bitterness of coffee farmers: southern Ethiopia.
2014-09-28 Coffee knowledge coffee history coffee culture
The Storm in the Coffee Cup (Middle)-the tragic Appeal of Ethiopia
It is said that Ethiopia in poor countries is preparing to fight a century lawsuit with Starbucks in rich countries, which has attracted global attention. Ethiopia plays the grief card, and the global media and humanitarian organizations almost lean to the weak. Egypt uses Starbucks' popular "partner Sun Sidama" (Shirkina Sun-Dried Sidamo) as an example to tell the bitterness of coffee farmers: southern Ethiopia.
2015-10-12 Coffee cups storms Ethiopia grief appeal in other words poor countries
Coffee chain, smoke in the cup
Coffee chains are springing up like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. Coffee ranks first among the three largest drinks in the world, and it is also the second largest trading commodity in the world after oil. According to statistics, at present, global coffee bean sales are about 8 million tons per year, and maintain an annual growth rate of 2%. China accounts for about 11% of the market sales. At present, the per capita annual coffee consumption in China is only 4 cups, even in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
2015-07-07 Coffee chain in-cup smoke
The battle between coffee merchants in Shanghai is becoming more and more fierce. Kashijia competes with Starbucks.
In Shanghai today, the smell of coffee is floating in the air. This international metropolis, with a resident population of 25 million, not only has more than 4000 cafes, large and small, but more importantly, chain fast food restaurants and convenience stores have also fully joined the ranks of freshly ground coffee this winter, striving to get a share of the growing coffee consumption market. Behind the competitive layout is the rapid expansion of China's coffee market.
2015-03-03 Shanghai coffee business war more and more fierce family Buck up and down