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In the last quarter of the year, there are plenty of exhibitions to visit, both in
the UK and abroad.

Over the following pages, we review Caffe He continued, “With the
Culture held at the London Business Design continued emphasis on
Centre in London and HOST which is held leading international brands
every two years in Milan. and first-class content,
several new features were
The two exhibitions are contrasting in size, successfully introduced to
with Caffe Culture continuing to have an
intimate atmosphere, where HOST sprawls the show’s agenda. Joining
Sucafina’s highly regarded
across several halls. However, they both
achieve the same success for exhibitors and popular Roasters
Forum, Total Coffee was
and visitors too.
Caffѐ Culture’s latest talks
At both exhibitions BSA members programme. Curated by
exhibited, and we have spoken to many of United Baristas founder Tim
them to get their feedback and the success Ridley, the programme had
stories that run alongside. an amazing line-up of
industry leaders that
Event Director Elliot Gard said, “October’s included Ishen Paran –
Caffѐ Culture was a fantastic showcase for former MD at Oatley,
the speciality coffee and café bar market. Vanusia Nogueira – ICO
Despite having to navigate the disruptive Executive Director and a

effects of a national rail and tube strike, the glittering array of UK and
show still managed to exceed all pre-show World Barista Champions,
expectations with 3,002 trade visitors in who over the two-days
attendance (3,024 in 2022), 115 premium shared their extensive
exhibitors – the highest number since being knowledge and experience
relaunched in 2018 and a record-breaking built up over many
40% onsite rebook.” successful years.”

CAFFE CULTURE 2023

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