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UK coffee company set to close after 76 years as it enters voluntary liquidation
The Liverpool-based roaster supplied cafés, restaurants and hotels across the UK and beyond before administrators were appointed.
- Joe Black Coffee Roasters is set to close after 76 years in business, having entered voluntary liquidation. The Liverpool-based roaster has maintained a long-standing presence since 1950.
- Founded in 1950, the company operated as a major supplier of coffee to cafés, restaurants, hotels, and workplaces across the country, offering training and machine servicing.
- According to The Gazette, Adam Price and Lane Bednash of CMB Partners Limited were appointed as joint administrators on September 8. This formalizes the liquidation process.
- The company aimed to deliver "exceptional coffee experiences" and supported businesses "every step of the way," promising each cup would deliver quality straight from the roaster.
- Amid a difficult year for the high street, retailers like Whitbread and the British Heart Foundation are closing stores, while Wayfairer Travel Limited recently suspended all services.
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