Author: Arianna Moreschini

Are Italians and British changing their coffee habits?

Are Italians and British changing their coffee habits? What is the coffee habit that is taking over moka and instant coffee?

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Cold Brewed, not iced: how Gen Z’s new trends will chill the industry

Every generation of consumers has left a mark in modern history, signaling the end of yet another generational recharge. What is the mark that the Gen Z will leave on the coffee market?

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Moka Pot vs. Pod Machine, Is The Moka Pot Destined To Be Forgotten?

Pod Coffee Markets and Mokas Domestic Use

The Moka pot, considered a symbol of traditional coffee, on the market since the early 20th century, in a domestic context will be replaced by the easy use of pod machine?

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Southern Europe, Coffee Is A Slowly Moment

On South of Europe, the approach to consuming coffee varies greatly depending on the country, although there are plenty of similarities shared within the southerners. Spaniards prefer having long chats while sitting down, Italians and Portuguese drink little coffee at multiple times during the day, Greeks have inherited quite the technique from their old Turkish’s friends. Learn more…

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The Influence of Millennials on the USA Coffee Culture

The United States has become the largest consumer of coffee across the globe.

The widespread of chains such as Starbucks and their popularity among millennials helped develop the modern American coffee culture and in the last years the consumers of coffee are getting younger and younger, starting at 14 years of age for the youngest Millennials. The coffee craze is also starting earlier in life.
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