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Coffee is part of the broader consumer goods sector, which is generally considered to be recession-proof. Simply put, people typically continue buying consumer goods even during tough economic times. Global Cold Brew Coffee Market Customer Landscape Who are the Major Cold Brew Coffee Market Vendors? The company has a robust rewards program and mobile app, where customers earn points for free drinks. The program has helped keep customers loyal, even with increased competition from independent specialty coffee shops. It sources its Arabica coffee beans from various suppliers and uses World Barista Champion teams to design its coffee recipes. The market share growth by the arabica-based cold brew coffee segment will be significant during the forecast period. Arabica Coffea is the most widely cultivated coffee type worldwide as arabica coffee beans have a unique taste that ranges from sweet-soft to sharp-tangy. Arabica coffee beans have a relatively lower caffeine content than robusta coffee beans and are ideal for preparing cold brew coffee; also, the beans are highly preferred by consumers due to their better quality. In 2020, the Arabica-based cold brew coffee segment of the market emerged as the dominant product segment.

Sales from KDP's coffee systems only grew 6% in 2021, suggesting the category may be maturing. Demand for soda has also been declining. However, the high-margin Keurig will continue to crank out profits for KDP. 3. Nestle The Arabica species is cultivated and processed primarily in Brazil and Columbia. Coffea Arabica is also produced in Costa Rica, Mexico and Guatemala, however. The most important producers of Coffea Robusta are Africa and Asia. In 2005 around 28.2 per cent of the world’s harvest of green coffee beans came from Brazil, making the country the world’s largest coffee producer. In recent years world production has increased further from 90 million bags to 100 million bags. Coffea Robusta accounts for around 40 per cent of this. The recent Q2 earnings report shows favorable results, with a 8.30% increase in revenue, 2.12% growth in net income, and a 38.69% jump in earnings per share.

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Since it's a private company, investors can't own shares in JAB. But coffee investors should be aware of the company's influence on the industry since it's taken a number of coffee businesses private in recent years. It also led Krispy Kreme's IPO on July 1, 2021. At the end of 2020, JAB owned 33% of Keurig Dr Pepper. Restaurant Brands International owns Tim Hortons, which is one of the largest coffee shop chains in Canada. The formation of Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) was the result of a 2018 merger between Keurig Green Mountain and Dr Pepper Snapple. It was engineered by JAB, the private German holding company that's become a coffee juggernaut. The coffee companies that JAB owns outright or has significant stakes in include Keurig Dr Pepper, Krispy Kreme ( DNUT -0.15%), Caribou Coffee, Peet's Coffee, and Panera. The increasing popularity of instant coffee among millennials and new product launches are key factors driving the global cold brew coffee market growth. The spending power of Millennials is higher than that of Baby Boomers, and it is expected to increase during the forecast period. Coffee consumption has been increasing among Millennials, with instant coffee increasingly becoming popular. Flavored instant drinks are in high demand from Millennial consumers. Vendors, therefore, offer new products that target the Millennial population.

Also, keep in mind that there are plenty of options. You can also invest in coffee technology companies. For example, Keurig Dr. Pepper Inc (NASDAQ: KDP) is a solid coffee tech company to watch out for. How Do I Invest in Coffee? Coffee is regarded as the most important export commodity after crude oil, and is therefore of high economic importance for the coffee producing countries. More than 100 million people earn their living from the production and processing of coffee and many countries in the third world depend entirely on the coffee trade. Because the market prices for coffee have fallen considerably in recent years, however, the proceeds from coffee sales are frequently no longer sufficient to cover the production costs, something which hits small farmers particularly hard.

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Of the company’s brands, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters started as a specialty coffee roaster in Vermont in the 1980s. The Keurig system benefits from the razor-and-blades business model; consumers have to buy high-margin K-Cup pods if they want to continue to use their machine. The investment in Keurig also dissuades users from switching to a competitor.