Coffee is the biggest import and export commodity in the world next to oil. There are more than 60 global coffee makers producing coffee to suit the taste buds of every nation. In the 30's and 40's EIGHT O' CLOCK coffee was the most famous, with BROWN GOLD and MAXWELL HOUSE following its lead. Nestle introduced the system of freezing the roasted beans so that they can be stored for a longer time which gained them popularity.
Today coffee makers are under steady competition all over the world with brands striving to get the best flavor and aroma from every bean possible. Big names in the industry include:
Folgers, a major coffee producer from California
Boss Coffee introduced in 1992 in Japan
Nabob distributed by Kraft Foods and sold primarily in the supermarkets of Canada
MJB named after Max J. Brandenstein in early 80's in San Francisco
Jacobs introduced at the end of the 18th century by a German company, that has gained popularity in many parts of Europe
Sanka, one the earliest producers of decaffeinated coffee during the dawn of the 19th century and is now distributed by Kraft Foods in the US
The Kenya Coffee Company now known as Kenco is widely distributed in the United Kingdom
Nescafe' is one of the world's leading brands in Coffee owned by the Nestle Corporation and is distributed in all major countries
Maccona, a Dutch brand distributed in Australia and New Zealand
Coop Kaffe, a famous Norwegian brand managed by the Norwegian cooperative grocery chain.
Many Coffee producers battle out the competition to become the best coffee producer by introducing new varieties and existing super brands continue to maintain class by researching and doing their part to squeeze out the best possible flavor and aroma from each coffee bean.
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