16 JUNE, 2023
Dristi Sharma
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A recent study by TalkMarkets revealed the Starbucks affordability index, showcasing the prices of a Tall Latte across the 80 countries where Starbucks operates.
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In Türkiye, you can find the cheapest cup (around the world) of Starbucks's tall latte, for only $1.31 (Rs 108).
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You can find a tall latte in Brazil for $1.91 (Rs 161). It is the second cheapest one.
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Though in the top 10 for the list of cheapest coffee, getting a cup of tall latte will cost you $2.84 (Rs 233).
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Famously known as one of the most caffeinated countries, for a cup of Tall Latte you have to pay $3.26 (Rs 268) in the US.
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For a cup of Tall Latte, you have to pay $3.29 (Rs 270) in Romania.
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In New Zealand, getting a steaming hot cup of latte will cost you $3.34 (Rs 274)
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In India, where having a cup of Starbucks in your hand has become a status symbol, a cup of tall latte will cost $3.56 (INR 295).
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Starbucks will charge you $3.57 for a cup of a tall latte (Rs 294) in Japan.
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One of the costliest countries to get a Starbucks coffee; in Denmark, a tall latte will cost you $6.55 (Rs 538)
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Switzerland has the most expensive Starbucks coffee in the world, with a single cup priced around $7.17 (Rs 590)!
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Before shutting down all of its operations in 2022, a Starbucks tall latte cost $2.91 (Rs 239)