An activist smashes Starbucks tumblers and mugs during a protest against Starbucks' "Tank Day" campaign

One week later, the Starbucks Korea boycott is still ongoing

Starbucks Korea is now at risk of losing its title as one of the leading players of South Korea’s 3-trillion-won coffee market.

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