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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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Shell launches new coffee: a customer favourite at service stations from August!
Shell is introducing an exciting new product to customers: from 5 August Shell will be selling its latest coffee at its service stations, which has already been tested with customers...
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The essence of the Asian coffee culture, or rather the essence of the Zen feeling has been revealed
Vietnam gave the world such gastronomic favorites as pho soup, bánh mì sandwich, bún chả and, of course, Vietnamese coffee. The latter has become an exciting new player in the...
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Right now it is hard to tell the future from coffee grounds
If we take a look at the last 12-month period measured – between June 2023 and May 2024 – two market researchers (using different methodologies) have found a minimal decline...
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This coffee machine can take the place of baristas
Hungarians’ coffee-making habits at home are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and it is not uncommon to find professional-level coffee machines in households as well. The Philips LatteGo 5500, a compact yet...
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A coffee crisis is raging in Rome
Romans are increasingly complaining about the high coffee prices in the city, as in some places they are already asking for two euros (approx. 800 forints) for a cup of...
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Nespresso debuts honey-based product line
Nespresso USA has launched Nespresso Bloom, a range of honey-based products. The line includes Coffee Blossom Honey and Coffee Blossom Honey Syrup. The coffee blossom honey is a raw honey...
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Every second Hungarian is lost in the grind of work without inspiration, according to Costa Coffee’s research
The Costa Art & Craft creative competition started more than a month ago, and so far the most diverse artistic creations have been received: among others, coffee has inspired a...
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The new trend: mushroom coffee
Many people can’t imagine a morning without coffee, and that’s why cafes are constantly experimenting with new coffee specialties. Recently, there is more and more talk on the Internet about...
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Coffee prices to continue rising, warns Lavazza
Italian coffee company Lavazza has warned that coffee prices will keep rising until the middle of next year as the industry continues to face “very challenging headwinds”. Vice chairman Guiseppe...
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Other coffees! – Video of the day
How coffee is drunk around the world; there are definitely some that you haven’t tried yet!...
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Coffee helps if you do too much sedentary work
According to recent research, regular coffee consumption can reduce the health risks that can arise from sitting for long periods of time. A study published by ScienceAlert, which involved 10,000...
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Brazil’s coffee exports rose to record levels
Brazil’s coffee exports have reached new milestones in recent months, as May data shows. The country exported 4.4 million bags of coffee this month, which not only surpassed the previous...
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