Infographic: Coffee Brands See Stellar Growth in Amazon Sales

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Amazon’s food and beverage category has posted $4.75 billion in sales so far in 2018, making it the online retailer’s fastest growing segment, according to Automatic Vending watch.

And coffee continues to lead category. According to Edge Market Share, coffee sales on Amazon have totaled more than $140 million so far this year – and are expected to increase.

If the first wave of coffee was defined as having packaged coffee available in the home in packaged formats, the fourth wave may be the idea of having premium coffee available everywhere, all the time.

“It all begins with the coffee shop,” says Michael Schaefer, Euromonitor, in Food Navigator USA.

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NCA Member Spotlight: Java Momma

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javamommatransblack-04COMPANY: Java Momma
LOCATION: Danville, PA
NCA MEMBER SINCE: March 2018
FACEBOOK: /javamommainc
INSTAGRAM: @javamommainc

What does Java Momma do?

Java Momma fosters a community based on an abundance mindset that there is enough coffee and sales for everyone. We help our consultants redefine what direct sales is known for through information, training opportunities, and relationship building.

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Coffee Career Center: Jobs of the Week

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Give your job search a jolt and check out the latest opportunities on the Coffee Career Center, the coffee industry’s targeted job board.

Hiring? Find the right fit for your team – learn more about posting a job or internship today.

(Please note that a free account is required to view the listings.)

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Coffee and Espresso Service Tech
Lacas Coffee Co.
PA

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Director, Commodities Procurement |
Mother Parkers Tea & Coffee
Canada

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NCA Webinar: New Opportunities in Foodservice Coffee

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74% of coffee consumed in the U.S. is consumed at home, according to the 2015 NCA National Coffee Drinking Trends report.

But changing consumer behavior may create new opportunities in the foodservice coffee market. Out-of-home coffee consumption skews younger: 26% of coffee drinkers aged 18-24 say that they drink their coffee exclusively out of home.

Coffee sales in foodservice establishments should increase steadily through 2018, according to  reported in Packaged Facts’ Foodservice Coffee Market Trends in the U.S. (December 2015).

The market will be driven by incremental growth in foodservice establishment visits, breakfast build outs, premium coffee preferences – in addition to other critical factors.

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