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6 trends for 2023 in the coffee market




      The pandemic had slowed down the
      world  around  us.  And  while  the
      coffee industry continues to grow,
      like every other industry in the
      market, it too suffers from setbacks.
      Slower coffee production, supply
      chain disruptions, and even the loss
      of smaller cafes and coffee farms, are
      having an impact. But not to the
      detriment of the coffee market,
      which is expected  to see  a growth
      rate of 4.22% from 2020 to 2025,
      according to a study by Mordor
      Intelligence.  With  this  development,
      we see a series of trends that are
      even stronger this year.





      1. The invasion of cold coffee




      Every version of cold coffee is
      expected to dominate in 2023.
      Consumers around the world  are
      making       up     for    lost     time
      post-pandemic and looking to be on
      the go, with many returning to
      of ces      even      within     hybrid
      employment. The spread of cold
      coffee makes sense since it is a
      beverage that "travels" better than
      any hot version and corresponds to
      fast  lifestyles.  Cold  drinks are  also
      popular among Gen Z, whose buying
      habits will increasingly shape the
      market.




      Climate change is an additional
      factor contributing to the dominance
      of cold coffee. In 2019, a study found
      that  customers  are  now  looking  for
      cold coffee year-round due to rising
      global temperatures. This trend
      continued in 2022 with orders
      increasing by 30%.
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