China, 7 reasons why coffee consumption is growing
In the last few years, China has become one of the largest coffee consumers in the world. Here 7 points to know the reasons.
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USA: 3 gourmet coffee trends to analyse in 2019
The key factors that may boost the coffee consumption in the USA and the main trendy coffee of 2019 that is forecasted to set to take the coffee world by storm.
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India’s forecast coffee consumption 2019
Even if India is still a tea country, in the last decade increasing coffee demand by 40% is indicative of a grown in coffee culture.
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Tradition clashes with innovation, the Turkish coffee market.
An insight on the rapidly changing landscape of the Turkish coffee market and how the younger generations tastes are evolving.
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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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Coffee Prices Decline, Why It Happened And How To Stop It
In 2018, coffee prices have fallen sharply, reaching, in September, the lowest price per pound since 2006. Which are the causes? Who is affected the most?
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Coffee, New Exports Record In 2018
According to the latest report from the International Coffee Organization, 2018 is set to become the best year in coffee exports.
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The African Position in The Global Coffee Market
The ICO estimates that global coffee demand will increase by 10.5 million tons of coffee by 2020. The global situation is benefiting the African market. Learn more…
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Coffee Trends, What Are The Preference of The Europeans?
The European market is a highly knowledgeable one, but most European coffee consumers cannot tell the quality difference in products. So, where are consumers driving their preferences?
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Luckin’s Business Model: A Disruptive Innovation? (part 2)
In China, some market conditions are different. A low number of coffee shops compared to the population, especially in large towns, and the boost in coffee consumption (at two-digits) in particular out of home.
The hot coffee delivery is, therefore, a new opportunity to satisfy the large coffee demand.
At the moment, there is no available data to see if the delivery system will be appreciated by customers, the fact is that the giant coffee chain Starbucks is also moving towards signing a partnership with Alibaba, China’s largest online retailer, to launch delivery services in September. The new deal will see Starbucks integrate a “virtual store” in online shopping and payment apps.
The hot coffee delivery model, launched by the Chinese company Luckin, is fueling the debate among operators: May this new model change coffee habits?