Malongo France in the news

Malongo, a fair trade coffee roaster, emphasizes ethical practices, including replacing poppy cultivation with coffee in Myanmar, repatriating machine production to France, launching a new dual-function coffee machine, and expanding international exports.

Malongo Atelier Barista, a French coffee and tea specialist, opened its first international café in Manila, Philippines, offering beverages and equipment.

Malongo launched DUO, a French-made 2-in-1 coffee machine, combining espresso and filter coffee preparation to meet diverse consumer needs.

Malongo is launching a new French-made pod coffee machine for offices, produced at its new Vendée facility.

Malongo is launching a new French-made pod machine for offices, having recently inaugurated a new production site.

Malongo is launching a new French-made pod coffee machine for offices, produced at its new Vendée site.

Malongo partners with the UNODC to convert fields formerly used for illicit drug crops into fair trade coffee cultivation in four countries.

Malongo is expanding its commitment to ethical coffee through strategic acquisitions of local roasters and the development of regenerative agriculture projects.

Malongo is a historic coffee roaster from Nice that specializes in traditional slow-roasting techniques and professional barista training.

Malongo, a French coffee company established in 1934, emphasizes traditional slow roasting and has adapted to new coffee consumption trends and industry professionalization.

Malongo is holding its 32nd Young Coffee Professional Competition in Nice to train aspiring coffee experts for the evolving market, including coffee shop trends.

Malongo held its 32nd Young Coffee Professional Competition in Nice, gathering hotel students from across France to test their coffee-making skills through various challenging rounds.

Malongo emphasizes ethical practices, innovation, and quality in its coffee production and marketing, including fair trade, artisanal roasting, and sustainability efforts.

Malongo is investing 5 million euros to relocate its coffee machine production to a new factory in Vendée, reinforcing its commitment to organic fair trade coffee and French manufacturing.

About 20 finalists from 128 candidates will compete in the 2015 Malongo Young Coffee Professional contest in Nice, testing coffee knowledge, preparation, and sales skills.

The Malongo Eoh coffee machine is a compact, efficient, and ethically made French product, now available at a 28% discount.

Malongo has moved its production from China back to France to prove that local manufacturing is viable.

Malongo has begun local assembly of its espresso machines in Vendée as part of its relocalization strategy.

Malongo is a French coffee company committed to organic, fair trade coffee, sustainable production, biodegradable pods, and locally made durable machines.

Malongo established its first espresso machine factory in Vendée, France, overcoming land acquisition challenges to start production in a dynamic economic zone.