Starbucks plots further expansion

Coffee shop giant Starbucks today mapped out plans to triple its number of outlets around the world.

Coffee shop giant Starbucks today mapped out plans to triple its number of outlets around the world.

The company has set a new long-term goal to have 40,000 coffee stores on the planet, an increase of 10,000 on its previous target and three times the current number.

Seattle-based Starbucks is keen to expand into Brazil, Egypt, Russia and India before the end of the year, which means it will have a presence in 40 countries.

There are 12,000 stores around the world and the firm wants 50% of the planned 40,000 shops to be based outside the US.

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