Starbucks Urged to Cut Ties With Hong Kong Chain That Still Serves Shark Fin

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By Lorraine ChowJun 14, 2018, 2:54 pm230 pts
Starbucks is being pressured to cut ties with popular Hong Kong restaurant chain Maxim's Caterers Limited over its offering of dishes with shark fin. Maxim's said it phased out the controversial product in 2017 but undercover investigators with the wildlife conservation charity WildAid found that the eatery…

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Starbucks Urged to Cut Ties With Hong Kong Chain That Still Serves Shark Fin

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