This coffee company thinks it can beat Starbucks in China
date:Jan 02, 2019
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We haven't set a timetable for profit, spokesman Du Yang told.

In December, the company raised $200 million in new funding from investors, giving it a valuation of more than $2 billion, according to Du.

The long-term challenge for both Luckin and Starbucks is converting more of China's traditionally tea-drinking population to coffee.

People in China consume just five cups of coffee a year on average. Americans guzzle about 400.

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