top of page

The Nero Group has acquired London-based coffee business FCB Coffee.


Founded in 1998, FCB operates 11 locations in travel hubs around London and the South East, providing commuters with speciality coffee offerings.


Last month, The Nero Group bought UK-based independent coffee house chain 200 Degrees. FCB Coffee will be the sixth brand under The Nero Group, joining Caffè Nero, Coffee#1, Harris+Hoole, Aroma and recently acquired 200 Degrees.


The Nero Group's founder and CEO, Gerry Ford, commented: “I’m very pleased to bring FCB into our Group. Its stores offer commuters in transport locations very high quality coffee. This is part of our strategy to provide customers with premium coffee no matter where they might be. As the coffee market develops, we continue to be focused on the premium, speciality coffee category.”


Terms of transaction were not disclosed.


#TheNeroGroup #FCBCoffee

The Nero Group acquires coffee business FCB Coffee

Rafaela Sousa

8 November 2024

The Nero Group acquires coffee business FCB Coffee

Related posts
Go-Pak UK launches closed-loop cardboard recycling service

Go-Pak UK launches closed-loop cardboard recycling service

Sustainable packaging provider Go-Pak UK and parent company SCG Packaging (SCGP) have launched Go-Recycle, a closed-loop recycling program for old corrugated cardboard (OCC).

Lindt launches limited-edition matcha strawberry bar

Lindt launches limited-edition matcha strawberry bar

Lindt is introducing a new limited-edition product, the Tokyo Style Chocolate Matcha Strawberry bar.

WRAP names 53 founding members of UK Packaging Pact ahead of 2026 launch

WRAP names 53 founding members of UK Packaging Pact ahead of 2026 launch

WRAP has confirmed the first 53 organisations to sign the UK Packaging Pact, a new ten-year voluntary agreement set to launch in April 2026 and replace the UK Plastics Pact.

UK sugar tax extended to include milkshakes and RTD lattes

UK sugar tax extended to include milkshakes and RTD lattes

The UK government has today (25 November 2025) announced an extension of the soft drinks industry levy to include high-sugar milk-based drinks.

bottom of page