date:Dec 24, 2012
tell the difference as both sell each others products.
Nearly a quarter of Chinese consumers chose to buy tea drinks even in coffee shops, Mintel says. And a quick glance at the menu of any Starbucks in China will show that many of the other drinks have not much coffee in them either; they tend to be more like milkshakes than espressos.
Not for all the tea in China should work as an expression of utter bloody-mindedness for quite a while yet. China may like its Starbucks but not necessarily