coffee 2021: 5 trends that premiumization is perking 60%

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PREMIUMIZATION IS PERKING 60% of coffee served in the United States is ‘gourmet’ (brewed from premium beans). 1 That increase and interest is largely driven by younger consumers and is likely to continue with add-ons such as CBD, oat milk and more proliferating on menus. 47% of consumers say they are seeking out high-quality beverages—and that, of course, includes coffee. 2 40% of consumers said that if hot specialty coffee drinks were available at a foodservice location, they’d be likely to order one. 2 Operators who want to upgrade their coffee experience should monitor trends in the commercial marketplace today to discover what customers will be looking for tomorrow. Trends currently include premium options, transparent sourcing and favorite brands, cold coffee, big flavors and functional benefits. Coffee 2021: 5 Trends That Are Brewing COLD-BREW COFFEE CONTINUES TO INTRIGUE CONSUMERS 3 Aware of cold brew coffee 88% Familiar with cold brew and have tried it 51% Consumers who have tried cold brew and love or like it 37% 48% I expect bakery cafes to be transparent about where they source their coffee 2 CONSUMERS WANT MORE INFO ABOUT THE COFFEE IN THEIR CUP 44% of consumers say they are loyal to a specific cafe brand because it serves their preferred coffee brand. 2 AND BRAND IS A BIG TRAFFIC DRIVER: UNIQUE FLAVORS, NOSTALGIA-INDUCING SIPS AND MORE Nostalgic flavors and premium options are popping up on menus, indicating a consumer preference for familiar flavors and unique options. Flavors classified as “growth” flavors for coffee include: Cinnamon; salted caramel; s’mores; mint; orange; raspberry; dark chocolate; honey 2 Menu example: First Watch’s Cinnamon Toast Cereal Milk Brunch Cocktail includes coconut rum, cold brew coffee, coconut milk and agave nectar. Café con Leche; cold brew; oat milk; turmeric lattes; peppermint mocha 4 . 1 National Coffee Association’s Data Trends 2 Technomic’s 2020 Bakery and Coffee Cafe Consumer Trend Report 3 Datassential Menu Trends 2020 4 Datassential 2020 B&I Recovery Guide SPONSORED CONTENT FROM OUR PARTNER SEGAFREDO ZANETTI ® 43% of consumers say they’d like more foodservice facilities to offer coffees featuring unique flavors 2 Other unique and upscale drinks consumers indicate high interest in trying or enjoying include:

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Page 1: Coffee 2021: 5 Trends That PREMIUMIZATION IS PERKING 60%

PREMIUMIZATION IS PERKING

60%of co� ee served in the United

States is ‘gourmet’ (brewed from premium beans).1

That increase and interest is largely driven by younger consumers and is likely to

continue with add-ons such as CBD, oat milk and more

proliferating on menus.

47%of consumers say they are seeking out high-quality

beverages—and that, of course, includes co� ee.2

40%of consumers said that if hot specialty co� ee drinks were

available at a foodservice location, they’d be likely to order one.2

Operators who want to upgrade their co� ee experience should monitor trends in the commercial marketplace today to discover what customers will be looking for tomorrow. Trends currently include premium options, transparent sourcing and favorite brands, cold co� ee, big fl avors and functional benefi ts.

Coffee 2021: 5 Trends That Are Brewing

COLD-BREW COFFEE CONTINUES TO INTRIGUE CONSUMERS 3Aware of cold brew co� ee

88%

Familiar with cold brew and have tried it51%

Consumers who have tried cold brew and love or like it37%

48% I expect bakery cafes to be transparent about where they source their co� ee 2

CONSUMERS WANT MORE INFO ABOUT THE COFFEE IN THEIR CUP

44%of consumers say they are loyal to a specifi c cafe brand because it serves their preferred co� ee brand.2

AND BRAND IS A BIG TRAFFIC DRIVER:

UNIQUE FLAVORS, NOSTALGIA-INDUCING SIPS AND MORENostalgic fl avors and premium options are popping up on menus, indicating a consumer preference for familiar fl avors and unique options.

Flavors classified as “growth” flavors for coffee include:Cinnamon; salted caramel; s’mores; mint; orange; raspberry; dark chocolate; honey2

Menu example: First Watch’s Cinnamon Toast Cereal Milk Brunch Cocktail includes coconut rum, cold brew co� ee, coconut milk and agave nectar.

Café con Leche; cold brew; oat milk; turmeric lattes; peppermint mocha4.

1 National Co� ee Association’s Data Trends 2 Technomic’s 2020 Bakery and Co� ee Cafe Consumer Trend Report3 Datassential Menu Trends 20204 Datassential 2020 B&I Recovery Guide

SPONSORED CONTENT FROM OUR PARTNER SEGAFREDO ZANETTI®

43%of consumers say they’d

like more foodservice facilities to o� er co� ees featuring

unique fl avors2 they’d be likely to order one.

Flavors classified as “growth” flavors for coffee include:

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Café con Leche; cold brew; oat milk; turmeric lattes;

Other unique and upscale drinks consumers indicate high interest in trying or enjoying include: