The Iquitos store features a mural by Peruvian artist Zelva Uno. Credit: Starbucks Corporation.

Starbucks Peru, operated by the licensed business partner Delosi, has opened its first store in Iquitos, Loreto — a key port city and entry point to Peru’s Amazon region.

Located in Mall Aventura Iquitos in the San Juan district, the store represents the brand’s initial venture into the eastern part of the country.

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The move is part of Starbucks’ strategy for sustainable growth in Peru, featuring a range of popular coffee beverages, sandwiches and desserts.

The opening in Iquitos follows recent expansions in Juliaca and Puno, marking a strategic step in Starbucks’ growth plan.

The Iquitos store features a mural by Peruvian artist Zelva Uno, and aligns with Starbucks’ “Greener Store” initiative

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The Iquitos location adheres to strict environmental standards to reduce carbon emissions, water use and waste.

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It is equipped with 100% LED lighting and water-saving technologies, and follows practices designed to lessen its ecological footprint.

The brand also plans to introduce its “Grounds for Your Garden” programme at the new store, encouraging customers to compost by offering used coffee grounds.

The new store will create 15 jobs, adding to Starbucks Peru’s current workforce of 1,800 across the country.

Starbucks Peru brand manager Cristel Delgado said: “We are thrilled to bring the Starbucks experience to Iquitos, a place renowned for its natural and cultural wealth. This marks a significant milestone for us, as we unveil our first store in Loreto.

“This year has been pivotal for our growth in Peru, with new store openings and an increase in innovative formats. As we continue to expand, we remain dedicated to connecting with more customers through a shared love for coffee.”

In March 2024, Starbucks Peru operator Delosi opened its first drive-through store in Lima.