There is a little thing on the Starbucks menu. Will you be able to enjoy your coffee in the future? From this year

Starting from September 29 this year, the calorie number of all drinks sold in Starbucks Canada will be clearly marked on the in-store menu board, including various small / medium / large drinks, even with milk, cream and other condiments. Calorie count will be listed. At the same time, starting from November 2, all food sold in the store will be filled with corresponding calorie units.

Is this the rhythm of counting calories while drinking Starbucks?

It seems that there is no way to pretend to be confused when drinking coffee and dessert in the future. Isn't Starbucks worried that people will be intimidated by calorie labeling and consume less?

Starbucks does not seem to worry about the impact on its business, arguing that consumers should understand the nutritional value and calories of food and drinks to help them make better decisions.

In fact, Canada is not the first market for the action marked by "menu calories". Since 2008, more than 11000 chain stores in the United States have labeled the calories of drinks and food one after another.

In addition to calories, Starbucks has generously disclosed the nutritional value of the foods it sells over the past decade, including caffeine, saturated fats, trans fats, carbohydrates and sugars. The data can be found on the official Starbucks website and on APP.