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Great Coffee Isn’t a Luxury It’s a Necessity
According to the National Coffee Association, approximately 67% of American adults reported drinking coffee every day in 2024. With daily coffee consumption at a two-decade high, it isn’t surprising that more folks are looking for alternatives to save a bit on their morning cup of Joe.… read more >
Refurbished Equipment: A Smart, Sustainable Option
In today’s economy, businesses and individuals alike are seeking smarter ways to stretch their budgets without compromising on quality and performance. One often-overlooked option for restaurants, coffee shops, C-stores and others is refurbished beverage equipment. Investing in refurbished beverage equipment can offer a number of significant… read more >
Refurbished Equipment: A Smart, Sustainable Option
In today’s economy, businesses and individuals alike are seeking smarter ways to stretch their budgets without compromising on quality and performance. One often-overlooked option for restaurants, coffee shops, C-stores and others is refurbished beverage equipment. Investing in refurbished beverage equipment can offer a number of significant… read more >
Six Reasons Water Quality Matters When Brewing Up the Perfect Cup
Water quality plays a crucial role in both the flavor of coffee and the longevity of your coffee equipment, however, it is the most overlooked element in your beverage program. Water acts as a solvent, extracting flavors and oils from coffee beans. The temperature, pH level… read more >
Five Ways to Prevent Equipment Downtime
While equipment downtime can cost food service operators in repairs or replacement fees, most importantly it creates lost revenue, business disruption and customer dissatisfaction. Here are five tips to help keep you up and running and your customers cups full. Implement regular preventive maintenance Schedule routine… read more >
Five Ways to Prevent Equipment Downtime
While equipment downtime can cost food service operators in repairs or replacement fees, most importantly it creates lost revenue, business disruption and customer dissatisfaction. Here are five tips to help keep you up and running and your customers cups full. Implement regular preventive maintenance Schedule routine… read more >
New Study Confirms Coffee Is America’s Favorite Beverage
The Spring 2025 National Coffee Data Trend (NCDT), conducted in January 2025 by Dig Insights on behalf of the National Coffee Association (NCA), revealed coffee has overtaken bottled water as the most consumed beverage in America. According to the NCDT report, two-thirds of American adults are… read more >
Celebrating Innovation: Coffee Inventions That Changed The Way We Brew
Today is National Inventors’ Day, a time to recognize the creativity and ingenuity behind groundbreaking innovations. In the world of coffee, inventors have continually pushed the boundaries to create new ways to brew, serve and enjoy our favorite drink. From traditional espresso machines to modern brewing… read more >
It’s Official Coffee Is Healthy
It's official, coffee is healthy and the best time to drink it is in the morning according to recent reports. A recent article from Tea & Coffee Trade Journal reports the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) new definition for healthy beverages includes coffee for the first time., saying calorie-free… read more >
Savor the Season: A Guide to Hot Teas
As the temperatures drop and the air turns crisp, few things offer the same comfort as a steaming cup of tea. This timeless beverage has a remarkable ability to warm both body and soul, making it the perfect companion for the fall and winter months. Here… read more >
Five Coffee Trends to Watch for in 2025
Coffee consumption reached a 20-year high in 2024. According to the National Coffee Association, 67% of Americans currently consume coffee every day – marking a 37% increase during the last decade and a 20-year high. With more and more folks reaching for their favorite cup, here… read more >
Espresso: A Rich History in Every Shot
The story of espresso begins in Italy at the turn of the 20th century. In 1901, Luigi Bezzera, an innovative factory owner, sought to solve a workplace problem – lengthy coffee breaks. Bezzera wanted a way to brew coffee quickly without compromising flavor and his solution… read more >