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This month, Tata Starbucks had announced, two of its stores to be operated entirely by the women staffs, as part of its ongoing commitment to promote an inclusive and diverse workforce by empowering women leaders. Alternative channels such as delivery and takeaway have been strengthened to serve consumers effectively." Here's what will fuel demandVaccine plan: India must plan ahead for rolling out Covid-19 vaccinationIncome Tax Notice: Received a tax notice from I-T Department? 2020The Indian Express [P] Ltd. All Rights ReservedTata Starbucks operates 191 stores across 12 cities in the country. Tata Starbucks has also launched its first drive-thru store in India at the Ambala Chandigarh Expressway in Zirkapur. Here's what you should doWaiting for RBI to extend loan EMI moratorium after August 31? 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(Image: Reuters)Tata Starbucks will emerge stronger from COVID-19 to expand presence TCPL MD & CEO Tata Starbucks will increase the number of coffee outlets across India and the business will emerge "much stronger" from the coronavirus pandemic as consumers gravitate towards more trusted brands, according to Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL).A A 50:50 joint venture between TCPL and Starbucks Corporation, Tata Starbucks, has so far reopened around 60 per cent of its stores in India after the lifting of lockdown even as it opened two stores- one in Delhi and one in Mumbai - operated entirely by women, as part of its commitment to create more opportunities for women and empower them. Tata Starbucks will increase the number of coffee outlets across India and the business will emerge “much stronger” from the coronavirus pandemic as consumers gravitate towards more trusted brands, according to Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL).A 50:50 joint venture between TCPL and Starbucks Corporation, Tata Starbucks, has so far reopened around 60 per cent of its stores in India after the lifting of lockdown even as it opened two stores- one in Delhi and one in Mumbai – operated entirely by women, as part of its commitment to create more opportunities for women and empower them.“Tata Starbucks is a business on a very strong footing, having delivered very strong growth and great financial improvement year on the year prior to the disruptions due to COVID-19, and we remain focused on expanding its presence further,” TCPL Managing Director & CEO Sunil D’Souza told PTI.“While the business has been impacted by COVID, around 60 per cent of stores have now reopened. "Our joint venture with Starbucks Corporation reflected a growth of 21 per cent for the year due to sales growth in stores coupled with store expansion," TCPL had said in its annual report for 2019-20. LIC of India reintroduces Jeevan Akshay plan, modifies Jeevan ShantiHome loan pre-payment: Here is how you can systematically pre-pay your home loanGold prices off Rs 4,000 from all-time high; should you invest? Last fiscal, TCPL had invested Rs 53 crore in the JV, taking the total investment to Rs 288.80 crore and added 39 new stores. 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Tata Starbucks to have two all-women stores The all-women stores of Tata Starbucks are located at Shivaji Stadium in Delhi and Commerz II, Goregaon in Mumbai, the company said in a …

This month, Tata Starbucks had announced, two of its stores to be operated entirely by the women staffs, as part of its ongoing commitment to promote an inclusive and diverse workforce. "While the business has been impacted by COVID, around 60 per cent of stores have now reopened. Tata Starbucks operates 191 stores across 12 cities in the country and employs over 2,000 people. Tata Starbucks will increase the number of coffee outlets across India and the business will emerge “much stronger” from the coronavirus pandemic as consumers gravitate towards more trusted brands, according to Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL).

Tata Starbucks operates 191 stores across 12 cities in the country and employs over 2,000 people. Tata Starbucks operates 191 stores across 12 cities in the country and employs over 2,000 people. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed. Last fiscal, TCPL had invested Rs 53 crore in the JV, taking the total investment to Rs 288.80 crore and added 39 new stores.