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It plans to define a target and roadmap to reduce GHG emissions along its value chain within 24 months.

The company is confident the initiative “will have a positive impact on animal welfare and sustainable food sourcing at both the local and global level.”

Read the chain’s statement here.

It will also make vaccine doses available for dependents.

It will also hold a physical food drive at their Editions venue.

The group added it also sourcing for more vaccines to cover dependents and extended family and household members.

The chain says it will vaccinate employees in company-owned restaurants for free.

The chain is also looking to cut down on paper consumption.

The chain recently opened two stores operated entirely by women.

The country is battling a resurgence in virus cases.

It is the fifth one for the coffee giant globally.

The pilot is done in a bid to create a safe dining environment.

The neighborhood surrounding the store is home to startup and social venture companies.

The initiative now allows them to access 700 free online courses on OpenClassrooms.

Almost all stores that remained open since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak experienced “significant” declines in sales.

A special package will be given to staff working in selected stores that remain open during the quarantine.