Starbucks hopes new cups come controversy-free
March 17, 2017
Starbucks, which has taken some heat for its limited-edition winter holiday cups in the past, is hoping that no one will find its new pastel green, blue and yellow cups objectionable. The cups, which feature a white dot that is either left blank or filled in with a springtime doodle design, will only be available in participating stores “for a few days.”
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