MaxiCoffee in the news

OùFormer and École Café MaxiCoffee partnered to streamline access to coffee industry training, digitalizing the application process and attracting more qualified candidates.

OùFormer and École Café MaxiCoffee partner to digitalize professional training in the coffee sector, making courses readily available for booking.

MaxiCoffee has partnered with digital platform OùFormer to provide real-time booking for its specialized roasting and barista training programs.

Lavazza finalized the acquisition of French coffee company MaxiCoffee, expanding its international presence and product offerings.

Maxi Coffee Bar in Singapore unexpectedly closed in June due to tenancy issues but has since reopened nearby as a larger, full-service cafe with improved seating and ambiance.

Maxi Coffee Bar in Singapore, known for its community-driven specialty coffee, faced a sudden closure but plans to reopen while continuing direct bean sourcing and in-house roasting.

Maxi Coffee Bar at Ann Siang Hill closed suddenly after less than two days' notice from the landlord, ending its popular local coffee spot.

Inger Wieringa, Maxi Coffee trainer, won the French latte art championship and will compete in the world championship in Geneva.

Air CCCC starts weekend breakfasts featuring Le Matin Patisserie's pastries and Maxi Coffee's beverages in a unique open-air setting in Singapore.

Air CCCC in Singapore launches a weekend breakfast featuring pastries by Le Matin Patisserie and coffee by Maxi Coffee, focusing on quality and sustainability.

Coffee grinder machines cost more upfront but save money over time, offer better taste, and are more eco-friendly than pod machines, with Maxicoffee capitalizing on this trend in France.

Italian coffee giant Lavazza is acquiring French coffee distributor MaxiCoffee, integrating it into its 2.3 billion euro group.

Lavazza acquired MaxiCoffee to strengthen its French market presence and online B2C platform, while reporting strong 2022 sales growth despite rising costs.

Lavazza grew revenues by 17.6% in 2022 despite inflation, completed the acquisition of MaxiCoffee, and remains focused on sustainability and international expansion.

Lavazza grew revenue by 17.6% in 2022, maintained profitability amid rising costs, expanded internationally, and acquired French coffee company MaxiCoffee.

Lavazza grew revenue by 17.6% in 2022, maintained profitability, and completed the acquisition of French coffee company MaxiCoffee, expanding its international presence.

MaxiCoffee was acquired by Lavazza, including its e-commerce, agencies, Coffee School, and stores, to strengthen Lavazza's market position in France.

Lavazza Group acquired French coffee company MaxiCoffee to expand its presence in France and strengthen its e-commerce and distribution channels.

Italian coffee company Lavazza plans to acquire French coffee distributor MaxiCoffee, aiming to expand digital operations while keeping its brand and location intact.

Italian coffee giant Lavazza is acquiring French coffee specialist MaxiCoffee, which has grown significantly since its 2007 founding and offers a wide range of coffee products and services.