Starbucks is betting on real coffee and fake meat to expand its Chinese market.
The U.S. coffee chain has unveiled a plant-based menu featuring products from faux-meat maker Beyond Meat for its locations in China, the company said in a statement.
Bogus beef comes from US's Beyond Meat, faux pork from Hong Kong's OmniPork

Starbucks' China shops will also tempt customers toward "good for the planet" lifestyles with oatmilk from Oatly.
Starbucks is betting on real coffee and fake meat to expand its Chinese market.
The U.S. coffee chain has unveiled a plant-based menu featuring products from faux-meat maker Beyond Meat for its locations in China, the company said in a statement.