End to coffee price war on horizon


People order coffee at a Starbucks reserve roastery in Shanghai on Jan 14. [CHINA DAILY]

Luckin Coffee, China's largest coffee chain that became highly popular after it priced a cup at just 9.9 yuan ($1.36), has announced rate hikes across its product lineup, leaving many office workers feeling the pinch.

In the wake of Luckin's price increase, Starbucks is considering selling a stake in its Chinese operations, while Beijing-headquartered Cotti Coffee has suspended its shop-in-shop franchise model.

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