Poles are increasingly enjoying coffee outside the home, but not necessarily in cafés. Żabka already sells over 50 million cups of coffee a year, and gas stations and fast food outlets are also competing for customers. Meanwhile, cafés are grappling with high costs and declining visits.
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Żabka, which has already snatched customers from the hot snack and pizza markets, is becoming increasingly competitive with city cafes. Żabka stores now sell over 50 million cups of coffee annually. Gas stations and fast food outlets also sell coffee, while cafes are grappling with high costs and declining visits, reports Rzeczpospolita.
Poles are increasingly enjoying coffee outside the home, but not necessarily in cafés. Żabka already sells over 50 million cups of coffee a year, and gas stations and fast food outlets are also competing for customers. Meanwhile, cafés are grappling with high costs and declining visits.