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Featuring wipes designed to prevent the spread of bacteria while making cleaning your coffee machine as easy as possible. Chicopee’s Supertwill Coffee Wipes are incredibly absorbent and heat resistant to over 200O


C to prevent burns. Check them out on page 112.


Clever Coff ee


Coffee is steeped in the Clever Coffee dripper conical vessel for a matter of minutes before being dispensed via the ingenious gravity valve built onto the bottom. See it on page 79.


Supplying tampers, tamper mats, knock bins, coffee thermometers and group head brushes, Crema Pro accessories are the perfect choice to deliver delicious tasting coffee to your customers, every time.


Cunill have manufactured entry level espresso grinders for over 50 years and when a budget machine is needed, Cunill can and does deliver outstanding results for a grinder in its class. See the full range from page 127.


Innovative Swedish designed contemporary barista products including knock drawers (page 9), tampers (page 14), milk jugs (page 11), thermometers (page 19) and much more.


Hario are winners of hundreds of design awards and continue to create the fi nest most desirable equipment for the manual brewing of coffee and tea. Check out the Hario Next Syphon Brewer on page 70.


Starting as manufacturers of shower screens and fi lter baskets, IMS now offer products that allow the brewing process of espresso coffee to be done to exacting standards. The choice of many world class baristas. See page 98 for a selection of IMS products.


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Established in Japan in 1972, Kinto use the best materials available to manufacture unique products that are used around the world. Their thoughtfully designed ranges of coffeeware, teaware and glassware are both beautiful and functional. Check out the range on pages 35-64.


Macap are global leaders in on-demand grinder technology. “It would be hard to match the quality of the precision engineering that comes with a Macap grinder and at the price point no other manufacturer comes anywhere near!” - James Russell. See the full range from page 117.


Magicup produce stylish mugs for on the go use. Featuring twin wall insulation to keep drinks hot or cold, 360-degree opening for easy drinking and increased aroma and unique anti-spill technology, Magicup cups stand out from the crowd. See the full range of designs on page 29.


A convenient and contemporary brewer for loose leaf tea, fi tting all cups up to 9.5cm in diameter. The Ingenuitea teapot is incredibly easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher. Check it out on page 85.


The providers of the offi cial cups of the 2015 and 2017 World Latte Art Championship, all Loveramics ceramics come in a variety of colours and are designed to be stylish, unique and to ensure the full fl avour develops in each cup of coffee. Check out the full range on pages 32-33.


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