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Jan 6, 2011

Starbucks drops 'coffee' from logo as it eyes brand extensions

GLOBAL - Starbucks has unveiled a revamped global brand identity as part of a plan to mark its 40th year in business and expand the brand beyond coffee.

Starbucks updates its logo for the third time as it continues to expand the brand beyond coffee.

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