案例简介：每次亚历克西斯准备咖啡时，他都会被送回波多黎各祖母的厨房。他仍然更喜欢用传统的方式 -- 用一块布拉紧。“在文化上，我们对我们的咖啡非常热情和自豪。这就像我们的小秘密，”亚历克西斯说。当飓风玛丽亚2017年袭击波多黎各时，它摧毁了该岛的许多地区，摧毁了80% 咖啡产业。作为恢复工作的一部分，亚历克西斯和其他星巴克志愿者一起回到了岛上，帮助种植咖啡树。他说:“ 老实说，这是回馈岛上的一种超级情感方式。”“飓风花了很多时间，但我们不会让波多黎各的咖啡行业成为其中之一。” 加入我们的Latinx遗产月，庆祝我们的Latinx合作伙伴 (员工)，并听听他们如何拥抱自己的遗产，坚持重要的传统并提升我们的社区。# LatinxHeritageMonth

案例简介：Every time Alexis prepares his coffee, he's transported back to his grandmother's kitchen in Puerto Rico. He still prefers to make it the traditional way—strained through a piece of cloth.“Culturally, we are very passionate and proud of our coffee. It’s like our little secret," says Alexis.When Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico in 2017, it decimated many parts of the island and wiped out 80% of the coffee industry. In the aftermath, Alexis returned to the island with other Starbucks volunteers to help plant coffee trees of as part of the recovery efforts.“It was just honestly a super emotional way to give back to the island," he says. "The hurricane took a lot, but we’re not going to let the coffee industry in Puerto Rico be one of them.”Join us for Latinx Heritage Month as we celebrate our Latinx partners (employees) and hear how they embrace their heritage, uphold important traditions and uplift our communities. #LatinxHeritageMonth

星巴克 - Every time Alexis prepares his coffee, he's transported back to his grandmother's kitchen in Puerto Rico. He still prefers

案例简介：每次亚历克西斯准备咖啡时，他都会被送回波多黎各祖母的厨房。他仍然更喜欢用传统的方式 -- 用一块布拉紧。“在文化上，我们对我们的咖啡非常热情和自豪。这就像我们的小秘密，”亚历克西斯说。当飓风玛丽亚2017年袭击波多黎各时，它摧毁了该岛的许多地区，摧毁了80% 咖啡产业。作为恢复工作的一部分，亚历克西斯和其他星巴克志愿者一起回到了岛上，帮助种植咖啡树。他说:“ 老实说，这是回馈岛上的一种超级情感方式。”“飓风花了很多时间，但我们不会让波多黎各的咖啡行业成为其中之一。” 加入我们的Latinx遗产月，庆祝我们的Latinx合作伙伴 (员工)，并听听他们如何拥抱自己的遗产，坚持重要的传统并提升我们的社区。# LatinxHeritageMonth

星巴克 - Every time Alexis prepares his coffee, he's transported back to his grandmother's kitchen in Puerto Rico. He still prefers

案例简介：Every time Alexis prepares his coffee, he's transported back to his grandmother's kitchen in Puerto Rico. He still prefers to make it the traditional way—strained through a piece of cloth.“Culturally, we are very passionate and proud of our coffee. It’s like our little secret," says Alexis.When Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico in 2017, it decimated many parts of the island and wiped out 80% of the coffee industry. In the aftermath, Alexis returned to the island with other Starbucks volunteers to help plant coffee trees of as part of the recovery efforts.“It was just honestly a super emotional way to give back to the island," he says. "The hurricane took a lot, but we’re not going to let the coffee industry in Puerto Rico be one of them.”Join us for Latinx Heritage Month as we celebrate our Latinx partners (employees) and hear how they embrace their heritage, uphold important traditions and uplift our communities. #LatinxHeritageMonth

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星巴克 - Every time Alexis prepares his coffee, he's transported back to his grandmother's kitchen in Puerto Rico. He still prefers

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