Front Street Coffee issues statement: Weibo post supporting 'One Country, Two Systems' sparks boycott

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The Weibo statement was issued by Shanghai Moyin Catering Management Co., Ltd. The Taiwan headquarters of Front Street Coffee did not respond overnight, but on the morning of the 6th, it announced that a written statement would be released at 14:00, adding that it would "not accept interviews."

The statement from Front Street Coffee did not express any stance regarding 'One Country, Two Systems.' Its statement is as follows:

This statement shows Front Street Coffee’s stance of not wanting to involve itself in politics, but many Taiwanese franchise owners feel the statement does little to quell the controversy. In addition, the social media accounts of Front Street Coffee founder Mr. Ko Tzu-kai have been flooded with comments. Front Street Coffee was established in 2016 and is under the umbrella ofMoli International Co., Ltd. In less than three years, it has surpassed 1,000 global franchises.

Not only in Canada, the United States, Australia, and the Philippines, but Front Street Coffee has also successfully expanded into China, with over 100 branches alone in Shanghai, Zhejiang, and other areas, and 29 branches in Hong Kong. Aside from Front Street Coffee,Moli International also owns other brands such as Muzhao Yakitori, George Parker, and Jiajia Dairy King.

 

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