Kopi Kenangan
Kopi Kenangan is profitable now, but its CEO thinks his pitfall was ‘too much funding’ at the start
The coffee chain is starting – but not rushing – its global roll-out early to future-proof the business
Vietnam police seize tons of fake coffee products made from soybeans
The country exported 1.6 million tons of coffee valued at US$8.9 billion last year
Indonesian coffee chain Kopi Kenangan turns in its first profitable year at the group level
The milestone for the startup is driven by a 159% surge in new customer acquisitions
ChaNG Coffee addresses ‘giving fatigue’, trust issues by integrating donations into daily coffee habits
For every purchase made, 10% of the price will be donated to charity
High coffee prices are changing how consumers take their daily brew
People are choosing cheaper options such as drive-through baristas or whole beans delivered to their door
From capsules to coffee bags, Kim Guan Guan aims to elevate Singapore kopi
Amid its transformation and foray into retail, the coffee supplier was acquired by billionaire Sam Goi’s PSC Corporation in 2024
Heavy rain in Vietnam’s top coffee-growing region threatens crop
Robusta beans are typically used in instant drinks
Temasek-backed Manner Coffee seeks Hong Kong IPO, 10 years after starting as tiny stall: sources
The coffee chain now operates more than 2,000 directly owned stores in China
Expect to keep paying record prices for coffee
President Trump’s tariffs obscure another major factor driving up coffee prices: climate change
Friends like these: New York to get ‘Central Perk’ cafe from beloved sitcom
DEVOTEES of fan favourite Friends will soon be able to sip a cup of Joey in a Manhattan recreation of the “Central Perk” cafe made famous by the sitcom.
