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

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

It expects a reduction of approximately 8,000 tons of non-degradable plastics annually starting this year.

To date, the company has given such items to 1,200 schools across China, benefitting nearly 400,000 students.

Half of the location’s staff are persons with disabilities.

The contribution is expected to feed up to 6,000 people.

The chain has operated in the country for 47 years.

The chain recently opened two stores operated entirely by women.

It is the fifth one for the coffee giant globally.

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

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

The package has coverage for senior citizens under its employment programme with local government units.

A notable share of brands have pivoted towards contactless delivery due to the outbreak.

It will be effective starting 16 February.

This will be replaced with paper straws bearing positive messages about sustainability.

The delivery platform has also introduced the plant-based Impossible Burger, now available from over 100 outlets in the country.

Other chains have turned to suppliers in response.

More than 1,000 restaurants will participate in the cage-free switch.

The coffee chain also opened signing stores in Malaysia and Washington, D.C.