That is by how much Starbucks Corp. plans to reduce the water usage in its supply chain by 2030. The company will take multiple steps to achieve this goal, including purchasing 600 “eco-mills” that reduced water use by 80% in Guatemala and Mexico. (MarketWatch)
“Canada has cleared our stage-gate process, and we are ready to accelerate new restaurant openings. We will be experimenting with different location formats and restaurant designs throughout the country to gauge consumer preferences in the various markets.”
— Jack Hartung, chief financial officer for Chipotle Mexican Grill, which announced it will continue its expansion into Canada with eight new locations over the next year.
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