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Starbucks selling Seattle’s Best Coffee brand to Nestle for undisclosed amount

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Nestle already distributes Starbucks-branded coffee in more than 80 markets worldwide. Nestle also owns the Nescafe, Nespresso and Blue Bottle brands. Starbucks is currently focused on a costly makeover of its North American stores. The company said last month it plans to spend $450 million next year to make its stores more efficient.

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Starbucks selling Seattle's Best Coffee brand to Nestle

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Starbucks selling Seattle's Best Coffee brand to Nestle

Starbucks is selling its Seattle’s Best Coffee brand to Nestle for an undisclosed amount

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Starbucks is selling Seattle's Best Coffee brand to Nestlé

The coffee chain acquired Seattle's Best Coffee in 2003 for $72 million. Nestlé also owns Nespresso and Blue Bottle brands.

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Starbucks selling Seattle's Best Coffee brand to Nestle

Starbucks is selling its Seattle’s Best Coffee brand to Nestle for an undisclosed amount. Nestle, which is based in Vevey, Switzerland, has been in a partnership with Seattle-based Starbucks since 2018 and already distributes Starbucks-branded coffee in more than 80 markets worldwide. David Rennie, head of Nestle’s coffee brands, said acquiring Seattle’s Best will continue to build the company’s portfolio and offer customers more choice. Nestle …

2 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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Starbucks selling Seattle's Best Coffee brand to Nestle

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Starbucks to sell its Seattle’s Best Coffee to Nestle

Nestle has been in a partnership with Seattle-based Starbucks since 2018 and already distributes Starbucks-branded coffee in more than 80 markets worldwide.

2 years ago·Harrisburg, United States

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