The finalists for the Sustainable Leadership Award 2018 in Sweden were presented today. The coffee roaster Löfbergs’s CEO Lars Appelqvist is one of three final candidates. The award rewards a person that through competent leadership has contributed to successful sustainability work in its organization and/or society in general. Lars was also a finalist in 2013 and 2015.
Instruments that guide in the right direction are needed to create the prerequisites for better climate work in Europe. That is why Löfbergs together with 18 other companies have signed a letter to the Ministers of Energy in the European Union regarding updating and tightening the EU’s climate change strategy and targets.
All set: the coffee roaster Löfbergs will be the official coffee partner for FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Åre, Sweden, 5-17 February 2019. FIS Alpine World Ski Championships is the largest winter sports event in the world, next to the Winter Olympic Games.
The Swedish tradition of fika is well-known all over the world, something the coffee roaster Löfbergs will pay attention to at SIAL Canada in Montreal May 2ndto 4th. At their showcase Löfbergs will present an homage in the form of Fika, a light dark-roast and well-balanced ground coffee with notes of cacao.
What difference do you really make when choosing coffee from certified farms? A big one actually! All according to estimates that the coffee roaster Löfbergs has made.
Good coffee cannot be taken for granted as fewer and fewer young people see a future as coffee farmers. Löfbergs wants to change that. The family-owned coffee roaster presents a new coffee with beans from Ana-Maria and other young farmers in Antioquia in north-western Colombia, combined with carefully selected Arabica beans from Brazil.
The Swedish tradition of fika is well-known all over the world. The coffee roaster Löfbergs is now presenting an homage in the form of Fika, a light dark-roast and well-balanced ground coffee with notes of cacao. It goes especially well together with a cinnamon roll or a raw food cookie with chocolate and raspberries.
She is one of the greatest coffee experts in Europe and has won medals at the Swedish Cupping Championship and the World Cup Tasters Championship. By day, she is working as a Specialty Coffee Manager at the coffee roaster Löfbergs, where one has to know the latest in the coffee world. Here are Anna Nordström’s thoughts about the hottest trends right now.
The coffee roaster Löfbergs is making big investments in the rapidly growing segment Ready To and is starting a new business area with focus on On the go products. At the same time, the company is planning for several exciting news.
Löfbergs is once again being acknowledged for its sustainability work. This time, Scandic is handing out its sustainability award to the family-owned coffee roaster. Löfbergs’s sustainability manager Eva Eriksson received the Scandic Sustainability Award 2018 at a ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden.
The roasting has been a great sustainability challenge for a long time, and the coffee roaster Löfbergs has actively been working to find an alternative to conventional LPG. Löfbergs is now taking a huge step in the right direction. By blending in Bio LPG, Löfbergs will reach its goal of reducing its climate impact with at least 40 per cent by 2020.
Those who manage to gather 100 points within the most esteemed education system in the coffee business are few. Anna Nordström at the coffee roaster Löfbergs is now one of them. And she has the piece of paper to show for it in her office in Karlstad, Sweden: a unique diploma from The Speciality Coffee Association (SCA).
