More and more companies are in Visby, Sweden for the Almedalen Week. One of these is Löfbergs Lila. This year, the family-owned coffee roaster arranges its own seminar for the first time. The company will also participate in several other items on the programme.
Swedes love flavoured tea; Kobbs Lemon & Lime is one example. With pieces of peel from lemon and lime, the tea tastes like summer and sun. And it is great as a flavour in different drinks and dishes. Here are three tasty recipes from housewife Lisa to enjoy this summer:
On May 8, a record number of orcs are gathered to prepare for this year's live role-play in Midgard. Apparently, orcs are not only thirsting for blood. The reason for the unusually great interest is that Löfbergs Lila's coffee tour is making a stop at the event.
Now, all tea drinkers can use the capsule machine to make a cup of tea. Löfbergs Lila is launching Kobbs tea in capsules.
On May 8, Anna Nordström, speciality coffee manager and one of Löfbergs Lila's taste experts, is going to Stockholm to arrange a coffee tasting and a competition for Sweden's national hockey team.
The interest in Löfbergs Lila's sustainability work is increasing. Recently, Lars Appelqvist, CEO at Löfbergs Lila, participated in a breakfast seminar about climate policy in the Riksdag. On Monday, Kathrine Löfberg is going to Stockholm to discuss sustainable consumption with Åsa Romson, spokesperson for the Swedish Green Party.
On April 25, Lars Appelqvist, CEO at Löfbergs Lila, participated in a breakfast seminar about climate policy in the Riksdag.
They say that everyone in Gothenburg is called Glenn. On Sunday, April 22, Löfbergs Lila is putting that statement to the test by inviting all named Glenn to celebrate their name day with coffee on Heden in Gothenburg.
Last year, they served 75.000 cups of coffee all over Sweden. This year, Löfbergs Lila is trying something new when it is time to hit the road again with its café on wheels: the food truck Lila Hy. On the company's Facebook page, all of you who are longing for coffee can wish for a visit from Löfbergs Lila.
On April 22, it is Glenn's name day. That day, Löfbergs Lila will visit Heden in Gothenburg to serve coffee to all with the name Glenn. This is just the beginning. Löfbergs Lila's café on wheels, Lila Hy, will tour all around Sweden to serve coffee.
Guldfågeln Arena in Kalmar will be first in Sweden to offer its guests the possibility to order and pay for their coffee with their mobile phones. The première will take place in connection with this evening’s football game between Kalmar FF and AIK in the Swedish National League. The solution has been developed by Löfbergs Lila.
From now on you can find Löfbergs Lila at your hotel. At least if it is a Finnish Scandic hotel. After careful consideration, Scandic Hotels in Finland chose to switch coffee supplier.
Where in Sweden can you experience the best coffee? That will be announced on March 5 at the yearly White Guide gala.
Löfbergs Lila is a new member of the company network Haga Initiative. The Haga Initiative consists of ten well-known companies and wants to reduce the carbon emissions of the business sector, highlight the climate issue as one of the most important future issues, and act as a role model for companies that take active responsibility for the climate.
Really good coffee. Surely, that is what every restaurateur and café owner want to offer their guests. Löfbergs Lila is first in Sweden to make their sales representatives certified brewmasters to help restaurants and cafés serving the perfect cup of coffee.
The prestigious Swedish restaurant PM & Vänner in Växjö is changing coffee supplier. They chose to start cooperating with Löfbergs Lila, who already is delivering coffee to many of the best restaurants in Sweden.
SPP is expanding its social commitment and will serve eco-labelled and Fairtrade certified fine-grind coffee in all its units. The coffee is delivered by their partner for many years, Löfbergs Lila.
The segment of whole beans is steadily growing on the Swedish market. At the same time, Löfbergs Lila wins market shares. The family-owned coffee-roaster is now investing in a completely new packaging line that ensures the security of supply. In the midst of it all, the company is improving its packaging in a number of respects.
New taste preferences give new kinds of coffee. In February, Löfbergs Lila is launching a new blend to meet the increased demand on coffee with Southern European characteristics: Continental Blend.
The Barista Cup - or the Swedish espresso championships - is coming to Karlstad. On Februay 14, Löfbergs Lila and its café Rosteriet are hosting one of four events in the prestigious championships. It is the first time that the competition is held in the sunny town.
