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Aussie coffee shop chain kicks off expansion in New South Wales

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Opening its first store in the New South Wales market tomorrow, Zarraffa’s Coffee will commence trade in the Lake Macquarie suburb of Belmont North...
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Malaysian international coffee chain Papparoti makes forays into India

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With cafes in over 32 countries from Malaysia to Australia to Dubai, International coffee chain Papparoti has now opened doors in Mumbai and according...
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CJ Foodvill wants to develop A Twosome Place into a leading coffee brand

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SEOUL, South Korea – South Korea's CJ Foodvill, the restaurant arm of food and entertainment conglomerate CJ, said Wednesday it will hive off its...
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Ground Espresso Bars plans major expansion in Ireland and Scotland

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Northern Ireland’s largest independently-owned coffee chain Ground Espresso Bars has announced a multimillion pound expansion plan which includes new stores in Northern Ireland, the...
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Nestlé acquires majority interest in U.S. coffee chain Blue Bottle Coffee

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VEVEY, Switzerland – Nestlé announced yesterday that it has acquired a majority stake in Blue Bottle Coffee, a high-end speciality coffee roaster and retailer...
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A British coffeeshop chain is invading Chicago with its first u.s. location

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CHICAGO, U.S. – The British may be known for their love of tea, but it looks like a new shop in Lakeview is getting ready to show folks in the United States what they can do with coffee. Window signs are up at 800 W. Diversey Pkwy. touting the coming arrival of Department of Coffee and Social Affairs, a coffeehouse chain that opened ...
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Thai chain Cafe Amazon brews up coffee house expansion in Japan

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KAWAUCHI, Japan – The Cafe Amazon chain of coffee houses popular in Thailand aims to take on the big global operators in Japan under an ambitious expansion programme in that country, the Japanese franchisee says. The first Cafe Amazon in Japan opened in Kawauchi, a village in the Futaba district of Fukushima prefecture, in November last year.
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Coffee by Di Bella targets 100 stores in India over the next 3-5 years

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BRISBANE, Australia – Coffee by Di Bella, an Australian Coffee company is evolving in the Indian market rapidly. Founded in 2002 by Phillip Di Bella in Australia, the brand has its global footprint across four countries, Australia, New Zealand, China and India. In India it has around 14 branches across the country.
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World’s 1st Starbucks coffee shop with tatami rooms to open in Kyoto

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TOKYO, Japan – Japan's ancient capital of Kyoto has many tourist attractions to offer from its historic sites to scenic landscapes, and is now adding a new one to its list -- the world's first coffee shop under the global brand Starbucks with "tatami" floor rooms. Starbucks Coffee Japan Ltd., the Japanese arm of U.S. coffee chain ...
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Coffee franchise named after Australian barista thrives in South Korea

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SEOUL, South Korea – Paul Bassett – a coffee franchise named after an Australian barista – has just celebrated the opening of its 80th coffeehouse in South Korea. Operated by M’s Seed, a Maeil Holdings affiliate, the franchise was launched in September 2009 introducing “specialty coffee,” a concept that was...
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