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Starbucks Corp. entered the energy category for the first time with the introduction of Starbucks BAYA Energy, a ready-to-drink (RTD) beverage, which is crafted from caffeine naturally found in coffee fruit.
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Donations aid efforts across China, US, Canada and more
April 3, 2020
As part of ongoing efforts to support communities around the world amid the impact of COVID-19, The Starbucks Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Seattle-based Starbucks Corp., announced it is donating more than $3 million to support community response efforts globally.
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