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Germany's Coffee Usage May Rise 9.2% by 2019, Tchibo Says

By admin on Tuesday, May 8th, 2012 | No Comments

Coffee consumption in Germany, the world’s third-biggest and Europe’s largest user, may rise by 9.2 percent by 2019, according to Tchibo GmbH. Demand will be 640,320 metric tons by 2019, up from 586,320 tons last year, the Hamburg-based coffee roaster said in a statement e-mailed today. The U.S. is the world’s biggest coffee user followed [...]

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Green Coffee Beans: 3 Ways They Help Weight Loss, Study

By admin on Monday, April 2nd, 2012 | No Comments

A preliminary study has found that green coffee beans taken daily can potentially speed up the process of weight loss. The 22-week study carried out on 16 overweight men and women saw that a supplement of green (unroasted) coffee bean, on average, helped the individuals shed 17 pounds.

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Starbucks' coffee maker may drain Nespresso's growth

By admin on Friday, March 16th, 2012 | No Comments

By David Jones LONDON, March 15 (Reuters) – Plans by Starbucks to launch a rival coffee machine to Nespresso may derail owner Nestle’s hopes for growth in the United States after the George Clooney-marketed system has proved a hit with espresso coffee lovers across Europe. Starbucks’ news last week sent shares in Green Mountain Coffee [...]

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Decaffeinated Coffee Market Worth Over $2 Billion

By admin on Friday, March 16th, 2012 | No Comments

I don’t know what readers know about coffee beans or more specifically how decaffienated coffee is produced. What is important to know is that the coffee exporters like Brazil, Colombia and Vietnam value the industry to the tune of $20 billion per year. The decaffienated coffee business is worth considerably less at $2 billion, but [...]

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Starbucks to launch coffee brewing system

By admin on Sunday, March 11th, 2012 | No Comments

SEATTLE – The stock of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters fell Thursday after Starbucks said it will sell a different at-home coffee brewing system. Two years ago, Starbucks ditched its relationship with Kraft, which also markets an at-home brewing machine, and last year partnered with Green Mountain. Starbucks’ new machine, marketed with Germany-based Krueger and available [...]

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