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         Take time out to get in the know at what is happening
         in the hot beverages market





               BRITA, “Making tennis
              tournament history"


                          We’ve joined forces with the LTA to make history,
                         becoming their official water partner and the first non-
                         single-use water brand to sponsor British tennis.
                         By replacing the LTA’s previous long-standing single-
                         use water sponsor, together we are taking an
                         important step in making single-use bottled water a
         thing of the past.
          We’re on a mission to show everyone that big sporting events don’t have to
         mean plastic waste – by simply switching from single-use bottled water to
         BRITA water, it’s possible to be kinder to the planet, without compromising
         on quality, experience, and, most importantly, taste.
          We’ll be participating across four of the LTA’s major tournaments this
         summer, supplying sustainable water solutions via BRITA water dispensers
         and reusable bottles, on courts and stands.
          Thanks to this partnership, we’ll be preventing the use of over 100,000
         single-use plastic bottles across the four tournaments.
          That’s Game, Set, Match if you ask us!                     OPINION – WHY SPECIALTY
                                                                     COFFEE SHOPS CAN’T
             A Look at the EUROPEAN                                  AFFORD TO TRADE ON
             BRANDED COFFEE SHOP MARKET                              PRESTIGE ALONE
             2024                                                     With beverage quality steadily rising in an increasingly

                                                                     competitive coffee shop market, specialty operators must
                          World Coffee Project Café Europe2024 report shows  move with the times to meet consumer expectations on
                         that the total European branded coffee shop market  service and choice, says Camilla Morgan
                         grew 3.3% to reach 45,008 stores over the last 12
                         months, with 33 out of 40 major markets achieving net   The sustained appeal and growth of coffee shops around
                         outlet growth amid a challenging economic backdrop.  the world serve as compelling proof of the industry’s
                         5THWAVE delves into the vital statistics shaping   adaptability, innovation, and consistent ability to deliver
         business of coffee in this diverse market for the year ahead  on ever-changing consumer preferences.
                                                                      Having attended every edition of The London Coffee
         1 ECONOMIC CHALLENGES CONSTRAIN GROWTH                      Festival to date, I’ve witnessed first-hand how coffee
         World Coffee Portal’s Project CaféEurope 2024 report shows the vast  businesses have evolved their approach to customer
         majority of European branded coffee shop markets achieved outlet growth  engagement while anticipating and shaping future
         over the last 12 months despite many operators grappling with high  preferences.
         operating costs and low consumer confidence.
          As inflationary pressures have eased, 62% of European industry leaders   Gone are the days when the allure of exclusivity and
         surveyed by World Coffee Portal indicated positive trading – a 4% year-on-  pretty latte art could sustain a specialty coffee shop alone.
         year rise. Major markets, including the UK, Russia, France and Turkey all  In today’s market, the mass availability of high-quality
         achieved single-digit outlet growth. Remarkably, Ukraine achieved double-  coffee has levelled the playing field, compelling
         digit outlet growth despite Russia’s ongoing invasion. Germany was the  businesses to engage with customers through innovative
         largest market to contract by outlets, while Greece saw a low single-digit  technology and creative engagement strategies. In this JULY/AUGUST. 2024 | ISSUE 37
         decline in store number.                                    complex and challenging climate, delivering exceptional
         You can read the full article here.                         hospitality experiences is now the key to success.
                                                                      Camilla Morgan is passionate about delivering
                                                                     exceptional coffee solutions and has more than 14 years
                                                                     of experience in the coffee industry. Having held senior
                                                                     roles at Union Hand Roasted Coffee, Melitta Professional,
                                                                     and Victoria Arduino, Morgan is currently Head of
                                                                     Business Development & Customer Relationships at
                                                                     Eversys.
                                                                www.beveragestandardsassociation.co.uk
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