Berjaya Food to Launch Iceland’s First Starbucks Stores in Reykjavik by May 2025

Berjaya Food Berhad (BFood), via its subsidiary Berjaya Food International, will open Iceland’s first two Starbucks retail stores in Reykjavik in May 2025, under a license from Starbucks Coffee Company. This marks the first entry of a Malaysian public-listed food and beverage company into Iceland’s coffee market. The first store will be on Reykjavik’s main shopping street, with the second in the new harbour district, a hub for food, shopping, and culture.

Berjaya Food in Iceland

BFood aims to deliver the iconic Starbucks Experience with Malaysian hospitality, create jobs, and source locally. The expansion strengthens BFood’s 26-year partnership with Starbucks and enhances Starbucks’ presence in the Nordic region.

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