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The coffee consumption market in South Korea still has room to rise.

The coffee consumption market in South Korea still has room to rise.

According to a report on the website of North Korea Daily on September 29, South Korean East and West Foods released the "2013 South Korean Coffee Market Forecast" on the 29th of this month. South Koreans are expected to drink a total of 24.2 billion cups of coffee this year, with an average of 484 cups per person a year. This is an increase of 55% compared with the previous 2000 statistics, accounting for 2.1% of the world coffee market. It is expected today

2014-04-27
The survey says the average North Korean resident drinks seven cups of coffee a year

The survey says the average North Korean resident drinks seven cups of coffee a year

According to South Korea's Central Daily on the 31st, the International Coffee Organization (ICO) disclosed in its report that North Korea consumes 50 grams of coffee beans per person per year, equivalent to seven cups of coffee. Reported that North Korea from 2000 to 2012 imported an average of 19000 bags (60 kg each) of coffee beans. Between 1990 and 1999, North Korea imported less than 1000 bags of coffee, but in the 2000s.

2014-08-22
Question: why are Koreans so successful in opening cafes?

Question: why are Koreans so successful in opening cafes?

What are the most popular cafes in China's first-and second-tier cities in the past two years? The answer is not Starbucks or COSTA, but all kinds of cafes with Feel: coffee with you, coffee from the zoo, coffee from Hollis, coffee from the road, and so on. These cafes have one thing in common: they are all founded by Koreans!

2014-08-15
Korean Atmospheric Cafe

Korean Atmospheric Cafe

Open Alley Coffee Roasters-- factory concept, frame structure, powerful equipment combination! 7000 won for a cup of Costa Rican hand-brewed coffee, brewed in Chemex, like FACTORY, is also packed in a take-out cup.

2014-05-19
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The "Korean Wave" of coffee consumption market is surging.

With the growth of young and fashionable people and the substantial growth of returnees and overseas travelers, coffee culture has developed rapidly in China, and cafes have become a popular place for modern urbanites to gather and relax. Statistics show that coffee consumption in China is growing at an annual rate of 10% to 15%, and the number of cafes has doubled in the past five years. Annual per capita consumption of coffee in Japan and South Korea

2014-08-30
South Koreans are poisoned by coffee.

South Koreans are poisoned by coffee.

Source: global Times [Global Times special correspondent Cui Jietong] Cui, look! Looking along the fingers of Zhu Shenghe, a reporter from South Korea's East Asia Daily, the reporter saw that the three coffee shops were close to each other (pictured), and the lights reflected the rainy night. There are so many coffee shops that we are all poisoned! He said. The place where we stand is Gangnam City Square, Ruicao District, Seoul.

2015-11-18
Korean Cafe recommends popular Cafe in Seoul

Korean Cafe recommends popular Cafe in Seoul

Article: Zhao Mingming Picture: Qin Jiangyao Zhao Mingming is in Seoul, the cafe is like kimchi. It is always easy to find coffee in the streets, both local cafes and foreign coffee chains are often very popular, and people walking on the street generally hold a cup of coffee products. In so many cafes, there are several that are particularly eye-catching.

2015-08-01
Exploding the three factions of Chinese cafes

Exploding the three factions of Chinese cafes

At present, China's per capita coffee consumption is 5 cups per year, which is far lower than that of Japan and South Korea, with an average of about 300 cups per person per year. However, coffee consumption in China continues to grow at an annual rate of 15% to 20%, making it the world's most potential coffee consumer. In the current Chinese market, there are three forces active in China, Europe and the United States, and they are using

2015-09-02
South Koreans are poisoned by coffee.

South Koreans are poisoned by coffee.

[Cui Jietong, special correspondent of the Global Times to South Korea] Cui, look! Looking along the fingers of Zhu Shenghe, a reporter from South Korea's East Asia Daily, the reporter saw that the three coffee shops were close to each other (pictured), and the lights reflected the rainy night. There are so many coffee shops that we are all poisoned! He said. The place where we are standing is near the Gangnam City Plaza Hotel in Ricao District, Seoul.

2015-11-18
From zoo coffee to coffee to accompany you, why Korean coffee is so successful?

From zoo coffee to coffee to accompany you, why Korean coffee is so successful?

In the past two years, the most popular cafes in China's first-and second-tier cities are no longer street cafes such as Starbucks and COSTA, but all kinds of cafes with Feel: coffee with you, diffuse coffee, zoo coffee, Hollis coffee, coffee on the way, and so on. But do you build it? These cafes have one thing in common: they are all founded by Koreans! Did the Koreans really get the true biography of the coffee god?

2015-09-16
Romantic Coffee Tour and TA in South Korean TV dramas have a sweet date. A must for a trip to Korea.

Romantic Coffee Tour and TA in South Korean TV dramas have a sweet date. A must for a trip to Korea.

Do you still remember Park Youtian's lovely Wang Shizi Li Ke's favorite sweet drinks? Hollys Coffee sells all kinds of sweet drinks that fans love. But after all, the coffee shop should be based on coffee, and the American coffee here is also very authentic, fragrant and mellow, which is well worth tasting. South Koreans can't live without coffee. Seoul has many special cafes because it contains the feelings of the protagonists in Korean TV dramas.

2015-12-04
Starbucks Diaoguang Man Coffee: the tripod is dominated by or.

Starbucks Diaoguang Man Coffee: the tripod is dominated by or.

China's current per capita annual coffee consumption is 5 cups, which is far lower than the annual per capita level of about 300 cups in Japan and South Korea, and the world average is about 240 cups. However, China's coffee consumption continues to grow at an annual rate of 15% to 20%, and is becoming the most potential coffee consumer in the world. At present, there are local, European, American and Korean departments in the Chinese market.

2015-01-27
The Fushan International Barista Championship ends and the Korean boy wins the championship.

The Fushan International Barista Championship ends and the Korean boy wins the championship.

People's Daily online, Hainan, June 10 / PRNewswire-Asianet /-- this afternoon, the two-day second China Fushan Coffee Cup International barista Championship ended in Fushan Coffee Culture Town, Chengmai County. Kin Jim Kyu, a young man from South Korea, won the championship with excellent performance. He Hongchao of China and Jian Jia of Taiwan of China

2014-04-27
Korean Cafe recommends afternoon Tea Korean Travel Cafe recommends Girl's Dream afternoon Tea

Korean Cafe recommends afternoon Tea Korean Travel Cafe recommends Girl's Dream afternoon Tea

1 | CAFE J.BROWN stood at the gate of CAFE J.BROWN, and the huge bear attracted the attention of passers-by. He walked in and found that the adult bear was made of 100% pure chocolate! Yes, it is the store mascot, also known as the black bear, which is covered with real chocolate every week. This is the first time we have seen such a novel idea.

2016-04-26
80% of Koreans drink more than 2 cups of coffee a day. It is popular to brew coffee at home.

80% of Koreans drink more than 2 cups of coffee a day. It is popular to brew coffee at home.

Chinanews.com, Jan. 20-according to South Korean media reports, the "Korean Coffee White Paper" released by Seoul Coffee Show, South Korea's largest coffee fair, showed that 76% of Koreans drink more than two cups of coffee a day on average, and 7 out of every 10 Koreans make coffee at home. The Seoul Coffee Show is aimed at 1076 business people and audiences who participated in the Seoul Coffee Show and the World Coffee leaders Forum last year.

2016-09-13
Korean cafes reward polite customers the more courteous they order, the more discounts they get.

Korean cafes reward polite customers the more courteous they order, the more discounts they get.

A cafe in South Korea rewards polite customers, and the more polite they order, the more discounts (video screenshot) International online article: according to Yonhap news agency on January 6, South Korea's Angelinus will launch a new promotion from the 7th of this month, a warm word. On every event day, the barista will discount or increase the price of the food ordered according to the politeness of the customer's language.

2015-02-15
The method of making coffee what are the Korean coffee brands

The method of making coffee what are the Korean coffee brands

In general, if you like to drink bitter coffee, you can choose Manning, it is the king of bitterness, the taste of Blue Mountain coffee is more comprehensive, sour, bitter, sweet and mellow taste is more average. (a single product of Blue Mountain hand-ground coffee will be OK.) but it depends on the actual roasting of the coffee. Some coffee shops are self-baked and will be relatively fresh. If you want to have a small cup of coffee, there is usually a lift.

2016-06-07
Do Koreans drink coffee more often than rice and drink two cups of coffee a day?

Do Koreans drink coffee more often than rice and drink two cups of coffee a day?

Coffee, a traditional western drink, is as popular in South Korea as Christianity is in this East Asian country (about 30% of Koreans believe in Christianity, compared with 50% in Seoul). It is unmatched by other countries in the non-western world. According to Yonhap news agency Seoul on January 11, South Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Ministry of Disease Management issued on the 11th.

2016-01-16
Heavy mouth! Korean toilet theme cafe

Heavy mouth! Korean toilet theme cafe

In Korea, there are many themed cafes. But not nearly as compelling as the theme I'm going to talk about. This themed cafe is located in Seoul, South Korea. What makes it special is that it uses toilets! So! For the theme... Don't cover your nose first, everyone! All kinds of food and drinks in this store are based on poop, so you can experience the legendary feeling of eating poop.

2015-09-01
South Korean chain brand

South Korean chain brand "Coffee accompany you" overexpanded and caught in a "confidence crisis"

South Korean chain coffee accompanies you in over-expansion and trust crisis Hangzhou's first store closed a few months ago our reporter Zhu Yao was publicly protested by franchisees, many domestic stores have closed one after another, and Korean chain coffee brands with bad news have accompanied you. It has become a hot topic recently. As early as the end of last year, it was caught in frequent shop closures, and coffee was rumored to accompany you facing operational difficulties.

2015-05-15
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