Author: Nida Ali Ishtiaq

Plans For Expansion 2017 by Gloria Jean’s Coffee

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Gloria Jean’s has announced its plans for expansion in year 2017 according to prweb.com and restaurantnews.com. The company’s plan mainly includes franchise focused expansion. Brian Balconi, President of Retail Food Group USA, parent company of Gloria Jean’s Coffees explains it saying “Here in the U.S., you can’t own your own Starbucks franchise, but you can fulfill the dream of owning

Congolese Coffee Beans Attract the Specialty Coffee Sector’s Attention

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Congolese coffee beans  are attracting the Specialty  Coffee sector’s attention as reported by thelocalafricanews.com. As the specialty coffee sector sees growth, exporters, retailers and roasters keep looking for new grounds in hope to discover ever better tasting coffee beans. But discovering newer grounds also mean taking risks of entering world regions that have been politically unstable for several years now and

Starbucks Q1 FY17 Results

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Starbucks Corporation’s financial results for its 13-week fiscal first quarter that ended on January 1, 2017, were announced 26th January 2017 by various sources like nasdaq.com, wallstanalyst.com and cnbc.com. Starbucks’ combined revenues showed a 7% growth with a $5.7 billion net amount as compared to the last year. Main increase in revenue came from the overall 2,163 newly opened stores

Plans of Expansion by Peet’s Coffee Company

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California-based coffee company, Peet’s Coffee, plans to keep up with better service provision. The company has decided to invest $58million into an East Coast manufacturing facility. Peet’s is planning to build a 175,000-square-foot roastery in Suffolk, Virginia  , as reported by Fortune. The company wants to make sure their coffee, when sold to the customers, is fresher than ever. With

Kenyan Coffee Farmers Menaced by Organized Robberies

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Following a continued series of theft cases, Kenyan farmers have started to wonder if they should continue with what used to be their “life-line”: growing coffee, as reported by theguardian. News sources have traced theft cases back to 2010, and they have continued over the following six years to present day. (businessdailyafrica). It’s not just a matter of the coffee, even

Dunkin’ Donuts New Cold Brew

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Dunkin’ Donuts has decided to add a new cold brew on its menu ( boston.com, businessinsider and fortune ). The chain is partnering with Coca-Cola for its first attempt to launch a new product in ready-to-drink coffee market in the US. The official launch is expected early in 2017. Manufactured, distributed and sold by Coca-Cola, Dunkin’ Donuts’ iced coffee will be made available