History of Lavazza Coffee
In addition to creating the first coffee blends, Lavazza can claim another feat: the first coffee company to offer their java in vacuum-sealed packages. This revolutionary packaging was first introduced in the 1960s. By then, Lavazza had transitioned from the grocery business to devoting 100% of the company toward coffee. In Italy, where Lavazza originated, it dominates 45% of the coffee market.
In addition to producing world-renowned coffee, Lavazza also creates single-serving machines for both home and commercial use. The Lavazza Espresso Point machine and Lavazza Blue are two excellent ways to ensure you are enjoying your Lavazza beans to their fullest. Both machines utilize special Lavazza espresso pods, or single-serving cartridges, to guarantee the perfect amount of grounds per cup. Lavazza’s coffee offerings include Crema e Aroma, Caffe Crema, and its decaffeinated blend called Dek.
Lavazza’s company history is as rich as the flavor of its coffee. The next time you are craving a cup of gourmet coffee, consider the excellent quality of Lavazza coffee beans, originating in Italy, one of the premiere locations for coffee.
By: Steve Turley
About the Author:
Steve writes about Lavazza coffee beans and Illy espresso
Categories: Coffee Topics Tags: Coffee Maker, Grocery Business, Lavazza Blue































