Coffee is not only a drink but also a kind of culture in Australia. This report includes the information about the history of coffee in Australia, the reasons why South Australians love drinking coffee, to what extent has coffee culture affected South Australia, and what makes it become a type of culture more than just a drink. ... Thus, the coffee culture has a positive effect on South Australia's economy. ... TO WHAT EXTENT HAS COFFEE DRINKING BECOME A TYPE OF CULTURE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA? ... For Australians, coffee is not only a daily habit, more important, it is also a kind of unique ...

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The threat is the culture change, as people will prefer their local products compared to the foreign ones. ... For example, the demand for smoothies in Australia has been increasing for the last few years because Australians are forced to change their lifestyles. Most people have been forced to quit eating fatty and sugary foods and drinking alcohol since there has been an increase in chronic diseases with citizens from Australia. ...

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In Vietnamese culture, coffee doesn't serve as an individual beverage to hype up energy. ... Drinking coffee in our culture can compare to friends and families hanging out and getting drinks in other cultures. ... One time he invited an Australian friend, Dylan out for coffee. ... In Vietnamese culture, this is an authentic way of making and drinking coffee. ... Knowing and understanding how meaningful coffee can be in Vietnamese culture make me a complete insider. ...

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They have accomplished building a national retail company by creating pride in the labor produced through an empowering corporate culture, exceptional employee benefits, and employee stock ownership programs. The culture towards employees is laid back and supportive. ... As the company expands, the culture and corporate strategy must be maintained for success. ... Company-Operated Retail Stores As of the fiscal year ended October 1, 2000, Starbucks had 2,619 Company-operated stores in 34 states, the District of Columbia and five Canadian provinces (which comprise the Company-operated North ...

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Starbucks success is based on innovation, product quality and the internal culture they have created as they continue to focus on making the world a better place, while serving coffee. ... He believed that a similar coffeehouse culture could be emulated in Seattle with great potential. ... From 2000 to 2005 stores are opened in Australia, Bahrain, Hong Kong, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Austria, Scotland, Switzerland, Wales, Germany, Greece, Indonesia, Mexico, Oman, Puerto Rico, Spain, Chile, Cyprus, Peru, Turkey, France, Northern Ireland, the Bahamas, Ireland and Jordan totaling...

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Starbucks' retail stores located outside of North America, the United Kingdom, Thailand, and Australia are operated through a number of joint venture and licensing arrangements with prominent retailers of the region. ...

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