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The UK's 'favourite coffee shop' introduces £15 bonus rule for one week only
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shopping18h ago

The UK's 'favourite coffee shop' introduces £15 bonus rule for one week only

  • Costa Coffee launches a UK Mother's Day promo giving bonus value on online gift card purchases March 9–15, 2026.
  • The offer tiers vary by spend, with higher gifts for larger purchases.
  • Promo runs in the UK to coincide with Mother's Day celebrations across families.
  • Gift cards can be used toward Costa Coffee's Spring menu and a new matcha promotion.
  • Costa is running a pop-up and Matcha promotion as part of the promotion.
  • The Mother's Day promo is described as a one-week offer in the UK.
  • Costa Coffee highlights the role of shared moments in Mother's Day traditions.
  • Locations for the Matcha pop-up tour are spread across several UK towns in March.
  • Costa positions the promotion as part of broader 'matcha' engagement efforts.
  • Promotional details and terms are outlined on the Costa gifting site.
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Outrage over 'inauthentic' new drink ranges from Costa and Starbucks
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business12h ago

Outrage over 'inauthentic' new drink ranges from Costa and Starbucks

  • Latest: Filipino heritage users call Costa and Starbucks' Ube drinks inauthentic and a scam.
  • Influencer Charmie Jane critiques the drinks as visually respectable but not true ube flavor.
  • Charmie calls for proper credit when brands use ube flavoring.
  • Fans claim Ube drinks fail to deliver genuine Filipino ube taste across various menu items.
  • Starbucks and Costa defend the ube range as a heritage ingredient used in Asia.
  • Public reaction spans praise for appearance to disappointment in taste authenticity.
  • Other brands like Pret and Beverages have faced earlier ube backlash in retail.
  • Social discussions include calls for authentic ube ingredients like jam or powder.
  • Media notes that ube's cultural heritage is significant across Asia and the Philippines.
  • Coverage includes social-media reactions and comments about marketing labeling.
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