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Something's Brewing Partner
Angus McKenzie from Fracino reviews
Caffѐ Culture continues to innovate
this year’s Caffѐ Culture show in
London.

Insights - a series of invaluable
The exhibition felt like the best-attended
UK coffee-centric show to date. Over the business talks in partnership with café
two days at the start of October, a steady industry consultant John Richardson.
and even flow of operators, overseas
visitors, and marketers descended on the

Business Design Centre.
Final visitor numbers from the organisers
recorded this to be the case with an
audience of 3,421 trade professionals - the
highest number in recent years – as well as

a record number of exhibitors rebooking
for 2025.

John Richardson
at Caffѐ Insights

Our BSA booth, now a regular
partnership with the organiser,
provided a welcome networking zone
for potential and existing members,
along with showcasing new members.

Fracino kindly gave their time and a
British-made coffee machine to
A busy innovation theatre provide a friendly meet and greet

Visitors were met with the finest of the coffee point for BSA members old and
British roasters in the Dalla Corte Roasters new.
Zone where coffee showed the best it can Our chairman Steve and Directors

be in a welcoming taster nirvana. This year, Peter and Angus flew the flag proudly
enlightened operators came seeking and our attendance has already
professional suppliers to help them focus yielded new members to the BSA - a
on quality, provenance, automation, and testament to the show’s relevance
technology to survive and thrive on the and power.
high street.
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the first floor provided an equally diverse
showcase for tea hosting both the tea-

tasting championship and the matcha
latte art championship. The show further
welcomed the successful launch of Caffѐ

A busy BSA stand
at Caffѐ Culture

www.beveragestandardsassociation.co.uk