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Japanese Media: increasingly fierce Competition among Chinese chain Coffee shops Competition of Starbucks VS Local Coffee Enterprises

Japanese Media: increasingly fierce Competition among Chinese chain Coffee shops Competition of Starbucks VS Local Coffee Enterprises

Competition for Coffee in China the competition among Chinese coffee shops is becoming increasingly fierce. Starbucks Coffee of the United States, the world's largest coffee shop chain, has proposed to open 3400 stores in China by 2019, which will become the country with the largest number of Starbucks overseas stores. At the same time, local Chinese companies such as Pacific Coffee are catching up by developing localized menus such as oolong tea lattes. Due to

2015-12-11
Foreign coffee chains are growing rapidly in China and are becoming diversified.

Foreign coffee chains are growing rapidly in China and are becoming diversified.

According to the Financial Times, many foreign brands and business models have met their Waterloo in China, from Best Buy to BQ. However, the Western retail concept of foreign coffee shops, which was perhaps the least likely to succeed, has flourished in China. Although China has a history of drinking tea for thousands of years, coffee chains from the United States, Britain and South Korea

2015-01-07
Japanese media: Chinese young people are fastidious about extravagance and like to go to fashionable cafes to pursue high-priced beauty

Japanese media: Chinese young people are fastidious about extravagance and like to go to fashionable cafes to pursue high-priced beauty

For these petty bourgeoisie, going to a fashionable coffee shop has become a typical behavior to show their light extravagance. Japanese media reported on December 13 that competition among Chinese coffee shop chains is becoming increasingly fierce. Starbucks Coffee of the United States, the world's largest coffee shop chain, has proposed to open 3400 stores in China by 2019, which will become the country with the largest number of Starbucks overseas stores. Japanese book

2015-12-14
Food map: these cafes are the most suitable for a boudoir get-together at the end of the year! Qingdao chapter

Food map: these cafes are the most suitable for a boudoir get-together at the end of the year! Qingdao chapter

Towards the end of the year, there is the smell of parties everywhere. From time to time, I want to have a warm get-together with my girlfriends, relatives and friends to catch up on the past and drink coffee, saying that I sum up the past and look forward to the future. In this way, it is particularly important to choose a quiet pavilion. It must stay away from the hustle and bustle of people and hide quietly in the corner. Of course, delicious food is also essential, such as coffee, dessert and cloak.

2015-12-10
Question: why are Koreans so successful in opening cafes?

Question: why are Koreans so successful in opening cafes?

What are the most popular cafes in China's first-and second-tier cities in the past two years? The answer is not Starbucks or COSTA, but all kinds of cafes with Feel: coffee with you, coffee from the zoo, coffee from Hollis, coffee from the road, and so on. These cafes have one thing in common: they are all founded by Koreans!

2014-08-15
Starbucks Diaoguang Man Coffee: the tripod is dominated by or.

Starbucks Diaoguang Man Coffee: the tripod is dominated by or.

China's current per capita annual coffee consumption is 5 cups, which is far lower than the annual per capita level of about 300 cups in Japan and South Korea, and the world average is about 240 cups. However, China's coffee consumption continues to grow at an annual rate of 15% to 20%, and is becoming the most potential coffee consumer in the world. At present, there are local, European, American and Korean departments in the Chinese market.

2015-01-27
Exploding the three factions of Chinese cafes

Exploding the three factions of Chinese cafes

At present, China's per capita coffee consumption is 5 cups per year, which is far lower than that of Japan and South Korea, with an average of about 300 cups per person per year. However, coffee consumption in China continues to grow at an annual rate of 15% to 20%, making it the world's most potential coffee consumer. In the current Chinese market, there are three forces active in China, Europe and the United States, and they are using

2015-09-02
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