Two products in the coffee-maker business are experiencing the biggest growth: capsule makers and fully automatic machines with fresh ground beans. A success the Swiss are very happy to be a part of. (Raffaella Rossello, swissinfo.ch)
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Last month, Nestlé gained a court injunction against supermarket chain Denner selling cuckoo capsules in Switzerland. But the food giant failed on Monday to convince a separate court that Denner’s capsules infringed its patent rights. Nestlé is currently involved in a three-way legal battle against rivals which have produced cheaper capsules that can be used…
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But as an exhibition at Zurich’s Johann Jacobs Museum – which is devoted to coffee’s cultural history – shows, awareness of the drink’s sensual appeal goes back several hundred years. For many people coffee is an integral part of daily life and a good kick-start to the morning. Coffee shops and cafés now offer anything…
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