Month: October 2016

Moustache Coffee Club Absorbes Root Coffee Roasters

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Moustache Coffee Club, the American coffee subscription company, has absorbed its nano-roasting offshoot, Root Coffee Roasters, both of which were founded by recent Irish transplant Sean Reilly. The coffees are sourced primarily through Nordic Approach and profiled by Reilly on a Quest M3 roasting machine. Production is then completed on a partner roaster’s Probat in Culver City through a toll-roasting agreement. Moustache Coffee Club has just finished its second round of

PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans comes to Vietnam

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PJ’s coffee of New Orleans aims to extend business overseas with the opening of their first store at Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh city at Vincom B centre shopping mall (Dailyjournal.net). The company even plans to further extend the operation by opening another store in Vietnam by this December and ten more at different international locations in the next five years. Originally the

Coffee Pods About to Overtake Instant and Ground Coffee

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A recent study from Kantar Worldpanel revealed major increase in coffee pods consumption and data shows that coffee capsules are soon to surpass both instant and standard ground coffee.

An increase of 29.5 per cent over the last 12 months in the sales of coffee capsules represents a remarkable figure. Especially in view of the fact that over the same period sales of standard ground coffee rose by only 2.5 per cent. These results raise already existing concerns about environmental consequences of coffee pods usage and the need to recycle them more efficiently.[Sign in to continue]

Sparrow Coffee Roastery to open first café in Naperville

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Top Chicago coffee roastery will be opening it’s first café in Naperville in mid-January, report Chicago Tribune. DeEtta’s Bakery, which is the only Naperville business to serve Sparrow coffee will create special pastries that will sell with the java. Chris Chacko, founder and CEO of Sparrow Coffee Roastery says, what is missing in Naperville now is a decent coffee, hence