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The first Hungarian unit of the Japanese premium coffee chain % Arabica has opened in Budapest
The first unit of the Japanese-owned premium coffee chain % Arabica has opened in Budapest, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (KKM) told MTI on Friday. According to the...
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Starbucks is putting personal messages on coffee cups again
Starbucks is returning to its practice of having baristas write personal messages on customers’ takeout cups under new CEO Brian Niccol. The move is part of a “Back to Starbucks”...
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Arabica coffee breaks records
The price of Arabica coffee has already risen by 15 percent this year, setting a new record on the international market, Reuters reports. Arabica is the main ingredient for higher-quality...
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Matcha instead of coffee? Green tea powder is becoming increasingly popular for an energy boost
For decades, morning coffee has been an essential part of many people’s daily routine, but more and more people are choosing matcha instead. This finely ground green tea powder promises...
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Nescafé Espresso Concentrate percolates in the U.S. market
Nescafé is turning up the heat on cold coffee. The Nescafé Espresso Concentrate will allow consumers to make barista-style, personalized cold espresso beverages at home. It is available in black and...
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Coffee that connects: trends and challenges in the coffee market
Coffee is now part of our everyday lives, and although it may become a luxury item in some ways due to rising prices, it is still one of the last...
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Starbucks: paying guests get priority
Starbucks is introducing significant changes to its business operations starting January 27, 2025, fundamentally reshaping its practices regarding non-purchasers. Under the new code of conduct, cafe areas, including patios and...
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Coffee has become more expensive in Italy
The price of a cup of espresso, beloved by Italians, has risen by almost fifty percent, as the price of coffee, like butter and chocolate, has risen by almost fifty...
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Coffee prices at an all-time high
In early December 2024, the price of coffee on the international market rose to a record high. Arabica coffee beans, which account for the largest share of world production, exceeded...
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Dynamic growth and challenges in the global coffee market
The global coffee market is poised for significant expansion as rising demand and changing consumer habits are giving the industry a new lease of life. At the same time, production...
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Arabica coffee price hits 47-year high
The futures price of arabica coffee has reached a 47-year high, climbing to $3.08 per pound, as reported by Portfolio. The last time prices were this high was in 1977....
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Germany’s Kaufland partners with start-up to offer more sustainable coffee
Kaufland is working with start-up Cotierra to offer more sustainably produced coffee. The coffee comes from a project in Colombia, where waste from coffee plantations is recycled. It is available...
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Cocoa, coffee and tea prices raise global food import bill for richer countries
The global food import bill is expected to increase by 2.2% year-on-year to more than $2 trillion in 2024, driven by higher prices for cocoa, coffee and tea, and higher...
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Mizo Walnut Bejgli Latte
This November brings the arrival of the limited edition Mizo Walnut Bejgli Latte! This coffee speciality is reminiscent of one of our favourite Christmas cakes, with its rich and sweet...
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The artist and the product developer – Picture of the day
Two very creative minds about coffee – from their own perspective!...
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T-shirts for addicts – Picture of the day
We are not talking about a thin consumer layer… (The T-shirts can be purchased at thechivery.com, by the way.)...
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The taste of the Brazilian sun in every sip: OMV introduces a new Single Origin coffee
A new member has been added to the OMV coffee range: VIVA Single Origin Brazil is an exceptional coffee made from 100% Arabica, which is a Direct Trade product from...
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The Scruton coffee chain is expanding: Café Frei units are being replaced in several Libri bookstores
The Scruton coffee chain, founded in 2020, began a significant expansion this year: they are about to open their sixth unit, among others in Libri bookstores in the capital. Café...
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Nescafé Fusion enables food service providers to deliver personalized coffee experiences
Nestlé Professional, Nestlé’s business-to-business and out-of-home expert, is expanding its Nescafé Fusion system, a range of coffee machines that offer a wide variety of personalized drink options, from hot or...
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The heart of Viennese coffee culture: Julius Meinl and the heritage of coffee
Vienna, the home of the famous coffeehouse culture, also temporarily hosted the world’s largest coffeehouse in 2008, which was realized by Julius Meinl, the world-famous Viennese coffee merchant and roaster....
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Coffee prices
Feeling like you are spending more and more on your daily cup of coffee? Well, the bad news is that it is about to get even worse: the prices of...
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Not only is the price of coffee rising, its consumption is also increasing, according to data from Coca-Cola HBC Hungary
In the period from September last year to the end of August this year, the value of the Hungarian retail coffee market increased by about 1 percent, while the reorganization...
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Three hundred works of art were inspired by Costa coffee and the coffee experience
The Costa Art & Craft competition organized by Coca-Cola HBC Hungary at the beginning of June ends with the announcement of the results and an exhibition that can be visited...
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Coffee consumption: the Hungarians on the regional podium
In Central Europe, the Czechs are the biggest coffee consumers, but they are only slightly ahead of the Hungarians. On the occasion of World Coffee Day on September 29, MOL...
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Interesting facts about World Coffee Day that you didn’t know about McCafé
McCafé has established itself among Hungarian coffee shops in the last 21 years. The brand originally from Australia was one of the first to appear in Hungary. This is so...
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Slowly we can make plans again
In May Trade magazin organised its BusinessMeetup&Dinner, where Szilvia Krizsó interviewed Péter Noszek, the CEO of Nestlé Hungária. Péter Noszek has worked at Nestlé for 33 years. He has been...
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Rising coffee prices: disasters strike the world’s largest coffee growers
Coffee is becoming more expensive across Europe, as the world’s two largest coffee-growing countries, Brazil and Vietnam, faced severe natural disasters, reports EuroNews. Brazil was hit by a historic drought,...
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Arabica coffee in the shadow of climate change – the future of production is in dange
Arabica coffee is the world’s second most valuable commodity after oil, and more than 120 million people depend on its cultivation for their livelihoods. Global demand is growing every year,...
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Coffee without beans: environmentally friendly solutions are coming
A neighborhood in San Francisco recently debuted a coffee drink made without the use of a single coffee bean – a new direction as a result of the innovation of...
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