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Swiss retailer rolls out ‘coffee balls’ to replace capsules

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Swiss retailer Migros is launching a coffee-making system designed to replace capsules that produce thousands of tons of waste worldwide each year. Migros said its coffee balls are encased in a thin, flavorless, seaweed-based cover that can be discarded with the spent coffee after use. The company said the CoffeeB system will be rolled out first in Switzerland and France this year.

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Associated Press News

Swiss retailer rolls out 'coffee balls' to replace capsules

BERLIN (AP) — Swiss retailer Migros said Tuesday that it is launching a coffeemaking system designed to replace capsules that produce thousands of tons of waste worldwide each year. The cooperative said its spherical capsules — described as “coffee balls” — are fully compostable, unlike the plastic and aluminum containers popularized by its rival Nestle under the brand Nespresso 36 years ago.

2 years ago·United States

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Swiss retailer rolls out 'coffee balls' to replace capsules

Swiss retailer Migros says that it's launching a coffeemaking system designed to replace capsules, which produce thousands of tons of waste worldwide each year

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Swiss retailer rolls out 'coffee balls' to replace capsules

Swiss retailer Migros says that it’s launching a coffeemaking system designed to replace capsules, which produce thousands of tons of waste worldwide each year

2 years ago

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Swiss retailer rolls out 'coffee balls' to replace capsules

BERLIN (AP) — Swiss retailer Migros says that it’s launching a coffeemaking system designed to replace capsules which produce thousands of tons of waste worldwide each year. The cooperative said Tuesday that its spherical capsules described as “coffee balls” are fully compostable unlike the plastic and aluminum containers popularized by its rival Nestle under the brand Nespresso 36 years ago. Migros said its coffee balls are encased in a thin an…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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