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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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Image: bonga1965/stock.adobe.com4C, an internationally recognised sustainability certification for the coffee sector, offers its expertise and solutions to help companies navigate EUDR’s evolving landscape. The European Commission recently proposed a 12-month postponement for the application of the EU deforestation regulation (EUDR), affecting the timeline for businesses within the coffee sector. This adjustment would allow companies more time
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LaCimbali M40. Image: Cimbali Group.Italian coffee equipment manufacturer Cimbali Group has officially unveiled the LaCimbali M40 and Casadio Nettuno in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), as part of GulfHost 2024 in Dubai from 5-7 November. “We are thrilled to participate in this key industry event, a prime opportunity to showcase our new products, LaCimbali M40 and Casadio Nettuno, for
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Image: dbvirago/stock.adobe.comItalian coffee company illycaffè has unveiled the jury that will select the winner of the Best of the Best award at the Ernesto Illy International Coffee Award 2024. Producers from nine countries – Brazil, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Nicaragua, and Rwanda – have earned spots in the final, with three producers
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Image: BSCACup of Excellence (CoE) is celebrating the 25th edition of the competition in its birthplace, Brazil. CoE Co-founder Susie Spindler says the competition has played a significant role in shaping the industry over the past 25 years. “It is with a deep sense of wonder and appreciation that I look back on the amount of
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Image: Franke.Consumer expectations for consistent coffee quality are high. Franke Coffee Systems reveals how this challenge can be mastered. There’s an art to crafting the perfect espresso. Like cooking the ideal al dente pasta, timing is everything: not enough and the pasta will be hard and inedible, too much and it will disintegrate in the pan.
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Image: beeboys/stock.adobe.comFrom 7 November 2024, global coffee chain Starbucks will no longer charge extra for customising beverages with non-dairy milk in its United States and Canada stores. “Core to the Starbucks experience is the ability to customise your beverage to make it yours,” says Brian Niccol, Starbucks Chairman and CEO. “By removing the extra charge for
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Image: Cropster.Roasting software company Cropster has introduced the Cafe Inventory Insight Feature, tailored for coffee chains to help monitor unsold coffee. “This innovative tool empowers managers and floor managers to effortlessly oversee coffee stock, optimise inventory, and boost operational efficiency,” the company said in a statement. The Cafe Inventory Insight Feature helps monitor unsold coffee by
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Image: Robert/stock.adobe.comIn its third quarter 2024 financial results, Chinese coffee chain Luckin Coffee has reported a 41.4 per cent increase in net revenues from the same time last year, as it evaluates expansion opportunities in the United States (US). The quarterly results, released on 30 October 2024, revealed a revenue jump from RMB7200 million (US$1012 million)
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