Specialty coffee has been growing for the last 30 years, and it’s completely revolutionizing the coffee trading industry. Large commodity coffee traders such as Sucafina, Volcafe, or Mercon are opening specialty divisions aiming at tapping into this high-margin low-volume market controlled by independent importers such as Falcon, Nordic Approach, and Rehm.
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Top Specialty Coffee Roasters (2021)
- Solberg & Hansen (Oslo, Norway): 13.82m USD
- Huracan (Vilnius, Riga): 10.74m USD
- Square Mile (London, UK): 6.50m USD
- Doubleshot (Prague, Czechia): 4.51m USD
- The Barn (Berlin, Germany): 4.00m USD
- Workshop Coffee (London, UK): 3.01m USD
- Cafes El Magnifico(Barcelona, Spain): 2.76m USD
- Bonanza Coffee (Berlin, Germany): 2.54m USD
- Kaffa (Oslo, Norway): 2.48m USD
- Tim Wendelboe (Oslo, Norway): 2.23m USD
- Ditta Artigianale (Florence, Italy): 2.01m USD
- Badger & Dodo (Cork, Ireland): 1.64m USD
- Nomad Coffee (Barcelona, Spain): 1.41m USD
- Drop Coffee (Stockholm, Sweden): 1.30m USD
- Rocket Bean (Riga, Latvia): 1.10m USD
- Cafe Mokxa (Lyon, France): 0.99m USD
- L’Arbre a Cafe (Paris, France): 0.95m USD
- Keen Coffee (Utrecht, Netherlands): 0.76m USD
- Andrito (Riga, Latvia): 0.74m USD
- Loutsa (Lyon, France): 0.46m USD
- Hola Coffee Roasters (Madrid, Spain): 0.46m USD
- Hayb (Warsaw, Poland): 0.25m USD
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