Starbucks Late Entry in India

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STARBUCKS LATE

ENTRY IN INDIA
INTRODUCTION
Starbucks has usually preferred the strategy of the premium prices and are also utilizing the menu

and store layout to somewhat modified for local tastes. This strategy had been working well in

India. However, the local and foreign specialty coffee retailers have been providing the

increasing and formidable competitors. The Starbucks has focus on the huge market area of India

where their attention to expand into smaller cities has also been addressed.
OVERVIEW OF STARBUCKS
Starbucks corporation is an international coffee house chain

based in the US. They have offered 17009 stores in 50 countries.

It has included the sell drip brewed coffee, espresso-based hot

drinks, sandwiches and other products. The Starbucks has been a

target of protects on the issues of the fair-trade policies, labor

relations, environmental impact, political views, anti-competitive

practices and other.


ENTRY MODES OF STARBUCKS
International Market Entry Mode is where the creation of the possibility by arranging company’s

products, human skills, technology. There are different modes through which the Starbucks can

help the company to determine their goals. As per the sources, Joint venture entry mode is the

feasible and constructive way through which Starbucks coffee can enter in India. This has infact

in process of joint venture with Tata Coffee that has offered them the financial attribute to enter

in the Indian Market


ATTEMPT TO ENTER IN INDIA
Earlier, the company has tried to enter in India but due to the striking alliance with Kishore

Biyani’s Future groups three years ago. The plan to enter in India was delayed and was also

rejected by the Foreign Investment Promotion Board. It has somehow regulated on the inflow of

the foreign money into the Indian factories. This has retail on the niche market in India and

Industry officials has dominated the size of the segments by unlisting the company.

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