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Emmi Caffè Latte will introduce a new creamy iced coffee to the UK market this autumn.


The product, which is already a "bestseller" in Switzerland, Germany and Belgium, will be available in Tesco from 27 October.


Emmi Caffè Latte Creamy is made with hand-roasted arabica beans from Guatemala and Honduras, fresh Swiss milk with added cream and sugar. It contains no added sweeteners and is positioned to meet demand for smooth-textured iced coffee, which research suggests appeals to more than a third of consumers.


According to the company, the launch responds to consumer demand for indulgent iced coffee products, with research indicating that 37% of consumers prefer a smooth, creamy profile. Emmi also cites data showing that 49% of UK office workers purchase coffee daily and that 21% of iced coffee drinkers choose it to enhance their day.


The 230ml product is packaged in a cup containing 30% recycled materials, and Emmi says the production and filling process is powered entirely by sustainable energy.


Georgia Lightbody, brand manager at Emmi Caffè Latte, said: “Consumers are increasingly looking for small moments to treat themselves that align with their health and lifestyle goals. Our new Emmi Caffè Latte Creamy variant brings together everything they want: great taste, high-quality natural ingredients and a momentary retreat to re-energise – all in a convenient, on-the-go format.”


Emmi Caffè Latte Creamy will retail at £1.85 and joins the brand’s existing iced coffee range available through Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, The Co-operative Group and independent retailers across the UK.

Emmi launches creamy iced coffee variant in the UK

Rafaela Sousa

14 August 2025

Emmi launches creamy iced coffee variant in the UK

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