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New report reveals how ‘hyper-convenience’ is driving a coffee ‘revolution’
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LONDON – New research has found that when it comes to coffee, convenience is king, with 53% of UK consumers regularly buying coffee from supermarkets, 23% from forecourts and 19% from convenience stores. The survey by One Poll, in collaboration with Nestlé Professional, confirms that our ‘24/7 culture’ is driving a ‘revolution’ ...
Dunkin’ Donuts survey shows seasonal anticipation is higher this year
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CANTON, Mass., U.S. – June 21 marks the first day of summer 2017, and a new survey commissioned by Dunkin' Donuts shows that two-thirds (67%) of adults are looking forward to summer more this year than in previous years. In fact, nearly 40% say they would actually take a pay cut in exchange for ...
Coffee shops in Mexico are booming says new survey from GlobalData
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MEXICO CITY – The taste for coffee is developing fast in Mexico and sales in coffee and tea shops are going to grow by four percent until 2021. According to a recent GlobalData survey, 61 percent of 25-34 year-olds visit a coffee shop more than once a week, and 55 percent of coffee shop visitors are women.
Caffeine overdose cases rising in Japan, says new medical survey
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TOKYO, Japan – Widespread consumption of caffeinated energy drinks and tablets has led to an increase in caffeine overdose cases in Japan with at least three deaths in recent ...
Over two thirds of workers believe better coffee means a better workplace
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LONDON, UK – New research by UCC Coffee UK & Ireland has shown that over two thirds of workers believe high quality coffee makes the workplace a better place to be. Its survey of 750 consumers showed that coffee quality is more important than having a supply close at hand, with only one fifth of workers saying they prioritise convenience over ...
Coffee drinkers are nearly three times more likely to stay late at work
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LONDON, UK – UK workers needing to stay late in the office are being fuelled by coffee. That’s the finding today after a study reported that one fifth (20%) of Brits stay one hour late at work if they drink two or more cups of coffee per day. Coffee has long been believed to be the key for staying alert and engaged for long periods ...
U.S. daily coffee consumption sharply up on year, says NCA’s report
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MILAN – More and more Americans drink coffee on a daily basis, according to NCA’s 2017 National Coffee Drinking Trends (NCDT) consumption tracking report. Conducted annually since 1950, the report provides the longest available statistical series tracking consumer attitudes and behaviors in the U.S market.
Irish coffee market to grow by 7 percent over the next five years, says UCC
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DUBLIN, Ireland – New research by UCC Coffee Ireland has revealed that the market is forecast to grow by 7% over the next five...
Vietnam’s coffee chains expand as profits remain high and demand is on rise
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The annual growth rate of coffee beans to Vietnam’s coffee chains, as revealed by coffee manufacturers, is up to 300 percent. Starbucks, The Coffee...
Vietnamese coffee chains ready to take on global giants
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Vietnam - known for its deep-rooted coffee culture - has become one of the most diverse markets in Asia for the uplifting beverage, with...
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