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  • ​Bringing out a new generation of coffee farmers

    The world's coffee farmers are getting older and older. At the same time, fewer young people see a future in coffee. That makes one of the greatest challenges of the business is to get more young women & men to grow coffee. The Swedish coffee roaster Löfbergs takes this as a starting point in an investment that will improve the conditions and the development opportunities for young coffee farmers.

  • ​Löfbergs first with new climate-smart hybrid

    It is strong as an elephant, quiet as a mouse, and it reduces carbon emissions with up to 92 per cent. Scania's new hybrid made its first appearance in Sweden today. The maiden journey took place in Karlstad, where it transports coffee between Löfbergs's roasting house in central Karlstad and the new warehouse in Välsviken.

  • Sustainability Report 2015/2016

    More certified coffee, reduced energy consumption, increased gender equality. That's a way to summarize the sustainability development 2015/2016 for the Löfbergs Group. Of course, much more happened, this you read about in our new sustainability report.

  • Löfbergs can win global food innovation award

    The coffee roaster Löfberg´s ready to drink concept ICE and their plant based Nespresso® compatible capsules have been selected to be a part of the SIAL Innovation Selection 2016 - the world's largest food innovation exhibition.

  • Kathrine Löfberg awarded with H.M. The King's Medal

    On 16 June will Kathrine Löfberg, chairman of the coffee roaster Löfbergs and a fourth-generation Löfberg, be awarded with H.M. The King's Medal for exceptional contributions within Swedish industry.

  • Securing tomorrow’s morning coffee

    A year ago, Kathrine Löfberg was appointed chairman of the board of the 110-year-old family company Löfbergs. She is now taking over the chairman's gavel of International Coffee Partners. From the start in 2001,ICP, has worked together with more than 30,000 farmers to make smallholder coffee farming more competitive and to improve livelihoods for coffee farmers all over the world.

  • Plant based capsules challenge Nespresso®

    Now everyone can enjoy good capsule coffee with a clear conscious. The coffee roaster Löfbergs launches a longed-for environmental innovation: a completely plant-based and compostable capsule that turns to compost after twelve weeks.The capsules fit all Nespresso® machines and come in five different flavours.

  • The Löfberg family is Business Leader of the Year in Karlstad

    The Swedish Federation of Business Owners, in Karlstad has announced the winner of this year's Business Leader of the Year in Karlstad. The Löfberg family is awarded for its long-term and strategic work of being in the forefront and push the sustainability work of its line of business forward, from bean to cup, at home in Värmland as well as in the producing countries with the coffee farmer.

  • Löfbergs won environment and climate award

    Löfbergs is the winner of the Environment and Climate Innovation of the Year, a newly instituted award presented by the municipality of Karlstad. The family-owned coffee roaster is awarded for its long-term climate work and for building a unique solar panel facility in central Karlstad.

  • Löfbergs is one of Sweden's most sustainable companies

    The coffee roaster Löfbergs is one of Sweden's most sustainable companies as reported by one of the best-ranked influencers in the country within the field. This according to a new study that was presented today.

  • Löfbergs is one of Sweden's most attractive employers

    The coffee roaster Löfbergs is one of Sweden's most attractive employers according to Universum and Metrojobb's annual ranking in which the employees evaluate their current employer. Löfbergs came third in the Large Employers category.

  • ​​The Swedish National Culinary Team's tough taste challenge

    Match the 899 flavours of coffee with a tasting menu in ten servings. That was the challenge that the coffee roaster Löfbergs gave to the Swedish National Culinary Team. Pi Le and Fredrik Juhlin accepted the challenge. On 15 October it is time to show what they got as Löfbergs is offering a unique tasting experience in its concept store in Stockholm.

  • Speciality coffee in a new format

    ​It will be even easier for cafés and restaurants to serve really good coffee. Löfbergs is launching two of its most popular speciality coffees as capsules this autumn - a filter coffee and an espresso.

  • Löfbergs widens its capsule assortment

    ​The sales of coffee capsules continue to increase in Sweden. The coffee roaster Löfbergs is now widening its assortment with a number of new tasty capsules for filter coffee and espresso.

  • Iced coffee - hotter than expected

    Have you had iced coffee this summer? You are not the only one. The sales of iced coffee have been significantly better than expected for the coffee roaster Löfbergs - so good that there will be an increase in production.

  • ​Suomikiekko ruotsalaisen kahvin perässä

    Nyt on tarjolla ruotsalaista kahvia jääkiekosta pitäville suomalaisille. On nimittäin varmistunut, että Löfbergsista tulee vielä uuden suomalaisen jääkiekkoareenan yhteystyökumppani. Tällä kertaa kyse on yhteistyöstä Lappeenrantalaisen SaiPan kanssa. Ruotsalainen kahvipaahtimo on jo mukana hallin toiminnassa Lahdessa ja Turussa, sekä Hartwall-kansallisareenalla Helsingissä.

  • Finnish hockey cries out for Swedish coffee

    Finns that are interested in hockey apparently want Swedish coffee. Löfbergs is now the coffee partner of another Finnish hockey arena. The company is cooperating with the hockey team SaiPa in Lappeenranta this time. The Swedish coffee roaster is already represented in the arenas in Lahti and Turku as well as in the national arena Hartwall in Helsinki.

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