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A new era for Nestlé

2 days ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

Don Howat, Nestlé Vice President and Global Category Lead for Nescafé, discusses the evolution of the industry, remaining relevant in a rapidly progressing market, and using AI to power a new era of product development. When Don Howat secured his first role at Nestlé in 1989, the coffee industry was almost unrecognisable to what it is today.
Moccona launches new concentrate product in Australia

3 days ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

Moccona, part of the JDE Peet’s family of coffee brands, has launched its Liquid Espresso Coffee Sachets in Australia, which it says is the first product of its type in the country. The single-serve concentrated coffee sachets are now available nationally in grocery stores including Woolworths and Coles, as well as independent retailers.
Indonesian café group Fore Coffee launches concept store

4 days ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

Parent company PT Fore Kopi Indonesia Tbk has launched Fore Experience, described as “a refined extension of the signature Fore Coffee customer experience”. The new concept store opened in Panglima Polim, South Jakarta, Indonesia, on 8 May and features specialty coffee brewed by the brand’s Master Baristas. Coffee is accompanied by a menu of pastries, cakes, and other curated dishes.
Bialetti to be sold to Hong Kong's NUO Capital

4 days ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

Historic Italian coffee pot brand Bialetti is set to be sold to investment vehicle NUO Capital, owned by one of Hong Kong’s wealthiest families. The sale and the delisting of the company was agreed on 16 April by the two businesses. As part of the deal, NUO Capital will purchase 78.6 per cent of Bialetti’s shares from its current main investors for €53 million ($59 million), with a close expected by the end of June. The buyout is subject to regulatory approval.
Do genetics determine whether coffee tastes bitter?

1 month ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

New research from the Technical University of Munich suggests genetics may play a role in why some people find coffee more bitter than others. Like coriander, olives, pineapple on pizza, coffee often falls into the love-hate category. It divides opinion, with one camp loving its bold, complex flavour profile and the other declaring it too bitter and undrinkable.
Luckin Coffee partners with Oatly for Earth Day

1 month ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

Chinese coffee chain Luckin Coffee has announced a partnership with alternative-milk brand Oatly in celebration of Earth Day on 22 April. The collaboration between the two brands will see a new collection of drinks available at Luckin’s stores across Singapore. The line-up includes the Pistachio Oat Latte, Yirgacheffe Oat Latte, and Yirgacheffe Oat Flat White – all crafted with Oatly’s Barista Oat Drink.
illycaffè unveils new X-CAPS capsule system

1 month ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

At Milan Design Week, Italian coffee company illycaffè has launched its new illy X-CAPS capsule coffee system. The new system is designed to preserve the freshness and aroma of the coffee while also being a more sustainable solution. The capsules are made from 85 per cent recycled aluminium and have a symmetrical shape for bidirectional use, which is said to ensure a simple and intuitive user experience.
SCA announces locations for 2026 World Coffee Championships

1 month ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) has announced that the World Coffee Championships 2026 will take place at World of Coffee Panama and World of Coffee San Diego. On 9 April, SCA confirmed the 2026 World Barista Championship will take place in Panama City while the 2026 World Latte Art Championship will take place in San Diego, United States.
Trump pauses tariffs on most coffee-producing countries

1 month ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

United States (US) President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day pause on “reciprocal” tariffs, with all trading countries except China now subject to a 10 per cent baseline tariff rate. President Trump made the announcement on his social media site Truth Social just hours after the tariffs announced on 2 April came into effect. In the post, he said China would be subject to 125 per cent import tariffs effective immediately.
Meet the women fuelling India's coffee market growth

1 month ago | gcrmag.com | Kathryn Lewis

Global Coffee Report meets some of the women who’ve helped pave the way for the rapid expansion of India’s coffee industry. On 1 January 2025, the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy reported Indian coffee exports had exceeded US$1 billion for the first time, with its value increasing by 29 per cent between April and November in the 2024 fiscal year.