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Ethical Issues Case Study
Question 1 (A) Case study
Starbucks is a famous coffee brand established in the year 1971 and it is continuously leading
to lead the market in selling of the quality coffee. It is one of the most ethical companies
counted as most suitable organisation providing the workplace ethics and environment for the
employees, stakeholders, supplier, and to the customers as well. It focuses to deliver the
products with the effective sustainability and performing the activities to meet the valuable
outcomes from the operations (Koçyiğit & Karadağ, urkish Journal of Business Ethics).
Produces of Starbucks consist of espresso-based hot drinks, drip-brewed coffee, snacks and
items such as mugs and coffee beans and other cold and hot drinks. Some products are very
particularly and specifically available for location of the stores. Starbucks espresso
beverages, teas and confectionaries Italian styles coffee, had made it one of the world’s
biggest specialty coffee chain (Sisson & Bowen, 2017). Their vision statements represent
the ethical aspects of the Starbucks that can easily divide in to these categories, Ethical
sourcing of coffee, effective and sustainable partnership, ethical environment. Implementing
these ethics face many issues related to the production of the coffee beans, implementation of
the ethical environment tin the organising and output from the customers’ and partners affect
the ethical code of conduct the Starbucks (Jones, 2017).
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