The home coffee roaster manufacturer says growing demand for prosumer equipment in the UK and China make the markets opportune for broadening distribution
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The compact Nano 7 Roaster | Photo credit: Kaffelogic
New Zealand-based home coffee roaster manufacturer Kaffelogic has expanded the distribution of its award-winning home Nano 7 Roaster to the UK and China.
Founded in 2017, Kaffelogic first launched the fully automated benchtop coffee roaster in Australia in 2019 and now distributes to more than 20 markets globally. The compact machine features an integrated roast programme, which enables customers to download profiles tailored roasting green coffee to taste preference and desired brewing method.
Capable of roasting between 90-120g of coffee in 10 minutes, the Nano 7 Roaster retails for around $1,290, depending on the market.
In a press release, the Otago-based business noted rising consumer demand for ‘personalised and sustainable coffee experiences’ in the UK and China. In particular, Kaffelogic highlighted a ‘vibrant’ specialty coffee scene in the UK, where consumers are increasingly exploring premium coffee experiences at-home.
“We are excited to bring Kaffelogic’s technology to coffee lovers in the UK and China. Both markets are experiencing rapid growth in their appreciation for specialty coffee, and our roasters are designed to give users full control over their coffee profiles while ensuring a simple, enjoyable process,” said Chris Hilder, Founder, Kaffelogic.
Kaffelogic is seeking to further scale its international reach in 2025 with expansion to Japan and greater distribution across South America and Europe.