COST OF LIVING / Starbucks Taiwan to raise price of some items from Wednesday
02/11/2025 11:12 AM
Starbucks has announced that from Wednesday it will hike the prices of some products due to the rising cost of raw materials, which it said have been impacted by abnormal climate conditions and other global factors.
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