Daily java fixes are a global phenomenon, and the rise of artisan espresso shops suggests that it is not going anywhere soon. Companies are capitalizing on the demand for bean grinds in new and inventive ways, launching products that promote fair trade labor practices and charitable causes. Technological advancements have also enabled the growth of this sector, most frequently seen by way of easy-to-use filters and high-functioning stove pots. The Coffeemaker Trend Report digs into the best of these business models, offering critical information for baristas and appliance manufacturers.
The Keurig and Flavia products have revolutionized the way coffee drinkers operate. Simplified two or three-step procedures have made the brewing process foolproof, and although it may not have been difficult to begin with, many used to write it off entirely. This concept of a 'Personal Cafe ' is now commonplace, leading the caffeine market in new directions. These and over 100 critical turning points are debunked in the Coffeemaker Trend Report.
Coffeemaker Trend Report
Predict the Future Direction of the Java Industry
Trend Themes
1. Fair-trade Coffee - Opportunities for companies to launch products that promote fair-trade labor practices and charitable causes.
2. Artisan Coffee - The rise of artisan espresso shops suggests opportunities for coffee-related businesses to explore premium quality and unique flavors.
3. Smart Coffee Makers - Technological advancements offer opportunities for appliance manufacturers to create easy-to-use and high-functioning coffee makers.
Industry Implications
1. Coffee Industry - The coffee industry can promote fair trade practices, artisan coffee, and smart coffee makers to meet consumer demands and stay competitive.
2. Appliance Manufacturing Industry - There are opportunities for appliance manufacturers to innovate and develop smart coffee makers that cater to coffee lovers.
3. Charitable Industry - Charitable organizations can partner with coffee companies to promote and raise awareness for fair trade practices, benefiting both parties.