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Latest revision as of 11:51, 16 August 2024
Kepelkeker Farms
| Jurisdiction | Starbucks |
| Leader(s) | Karl Marx Gurevich |
| Value | $6.5 million USD (2015) |
The Kepelkeker Farms is a collection of Siberian coffee plantations historically owned by the Kepelkeker family. It is currently owned by Starbucks and its CEO is Karl Marx Gurevich. The place consists of about 20 coffee fields and a plantation house where Rada K. Romanov permanently resides.
The Kepelkeker Farms was the epicenter of the Kepelkeker Farms Scandal.
List of Owners
- descended from Sibir Khanate property
- Kepel Keker (1598-1749)
- Kuchum Kepelkeker (1749-1774)
- Taibuga Kepelkeker (1774-1801)
- Khanty Kepelkeker (1801-1830)
- Uzbeg Kepelkeker (1830-1849)
- Nogai Kepelkeker (1849-1880)
- Toktamysh Kepelkeker (1880-1889)
- Kyrgyz Kepelkeker (1889-1905)
- Genghis Kepelkeker (1905-1921)
- Omsk SSR (1921-1990)
- managed by Rada K. Romanov 1937-1939 and 1955-1990
- managed by Vladimir Korvinov 1939-1955
- Kelley Ann Gurevich (1990)
- Karl Marx Gurevich (1990-1999)
- Gak Rasputin (1999-2001)
- Karl Marx Gurevich (2001-2017)
- managed by Boris Voronkov (2017-2021)
- Anna Romanov (2021-2024)
