Refreshment focuses on the water dispenser/cooler, office coffee service and vending sectors, while also taking an in-depth look into products for vending from bottled water and drinks, to snacks and confectionery. It also focuses on hydration, health and wellness, new technologies and environmental and social responsibility issues.
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The Grinder Lab unveils high-precision manual coffee grinder
The Grinder Lab has launched a high-precision manual coffee grinder, named TGL-747.
Nayax acquires Brazilian telemetry provider UPPay for $5.3m
Nayax has acquired UPPay, a Brazilian telemetry provider for self-service coffee machines, for BRL 32.75 million (approx. $5.3 million).
Wittenborg marks 100 years with launch of W100 coffee machine
Wittenborg is celebrating its 100th anniversary with the release of a new premium tabletop coffee machine: the W100.
Vendon launches IoT solution for espresso machine monitoring
Vendon has introduced an IoT-based monitoring system for traditional espresso machines.
SipWithMe introduces new machine and enhancements to multifamily coffee services
WithMe, the parent company of SipWithMe, has introduced several new enhancements to its offerings.
De’Longhi expands espresso line with three new machines
De’Longhi North America has expanded its portfolio of small appliances with the launch of three new espresso machines.
Aarke launches three-part coffee system
Swedish design brand Aarke has announced the launch of the Aarke Coffee System.
Nestlé Professional enhances Nescafé Fusion to meet coffee trends
Nestlé Professional is expanding its Nescafé Fusion system for personalised drink options for business-to-business and out-of-home use.
Opinion: How ethical sourcing and speciality coffee are redefining the industry amid financial strain
Pact Coffee’s head of B2B, James Fairbairn, shares how consumers’ taste for quality and ethical sourcing is reshaping the coffee industry.
