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Real coffee, but a fake Starbucks in piracy-ridden Iraq

Published on: Friday 23 December 2022

Everything from the signboard outside down to the napkins bears the official emblem of the top international coffee chain. But in Baghdad, looks are deceiving: The “Starbucks” in the Iraqi capital is ...

News source: https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-12-23/real-coffee-fake-starbucks-piracy-ridden-iraq

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Real coffee, but a fake Starbucks in piracy-ridden Iraq