Nespresso introduces paper coffee capsules in Germany
Nespresso has introduced paper-based coffee capsules across Germany from 17 February 2025.
The innovative capsules, which are made from 82% paper pulp, offer a more sustainable alternative, according to the company, but in Germany they cannot be disposed of in biowaste landfills for the time being, Lebensmittelpraxis reported.
The new range, called “Paper-based Collection”, includes four coffee varieties inspired by Italian coffee culture. The range includes a softer espresso (Ispirazione Aosta), a strong espresso (Ispirazione Sicilia), an intense ristretto (Ispirazione Palermo) and a decaffeinated espresso. The capsules are compatible with Nespresso Original coffee machines.
The company has spent three years developing the new capsules, which are coated with a biodegradable protective layer to preserve the freshness of coffee. The product is certified by TÜV Austria, making it suitable for home composting, but further development is needed to make them suitable for bio-waste landfills in Germany.
The products have been available in four selected stores since September 2024, and from now on will also be distributed in Nespresso stores nationwide and online.
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