Day: November 7, 2024

radudumitrescu/stock.adobe.comLa Marzocco is among 10 Italian companies to receive the Best Workplace 2024 recognition within the manufacturing field. This marks the third consecutive year La Marzocco has been included among Great Place to Work Italia’s Best Workplaces for Blue Collar. The ranking rewards certified Great Place To Work companies that have “distinguished themselves in creating
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Dr Jane Goodall. Image: Bill WallauerIrish coffee company Bewley’s has been recognised for its role in sustainable coffee production by leading conservationist Dr Jane Goodall. According to Dr Goodall, Bewley’s-backed innovations in Honduras, Central America, will lead coffee’s response to the climate emergency. She says coffee contributes to the destruction of the tropical forest where it is grown and, beyond
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Image: weedezign/stock.adobe.comSpecialty coffee company and green coffee decaffeinator Swiss Water has reported Q3 financial results for 2024. The Canadian company reported a 27 per cent increase in total sales in the third quarter and a 4 per cent increase for the year-to-date, when compared to the same time last year. According to Swiss Water, the year-over-year
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Image: HN Works/stock.adobe.comUnited States specialty coffee retailer Reborn Coffee has acquired a 58 per cent stake in Bbang Ssaem Bakery, a bakery chain with 31 locations across South Korea. This acquisition follows the previously signed memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the two companies in July 2024. This move is said to solidify Reborn Coffee’s commitment to expanding its
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Image: NestleNestlé has launched a new range of soluble coffee that can be used for both hot and cold consumption. Launched under Nescafé Classic, the range comes in two flavours, caramel and hazelnut, and is currently available in Central and Eastern Europe. The products contain natural flavourings without added sugar. “We’re excited to introduce our new
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