The coffee machine market grew during COVID lockdowns in Australia, now as consumers go back to work and their local coffee shop researchers are tipping that growth will come in at around 5.7% to 8% during the next 12 months.

Among the key coffee machines being sold in Australia are products from Breville and Delonghi and Nespresso as well as at the top end Jura.

Over the next five years the Espresso Coffee market will register 7.6% revenue growth with the global market set to grow to A19 billion by 2025.

Top Companies in the Global Espresso Coffee Market are Luigi Lavazza,Tchibo, Segafredo Zanetti (Massimo Zanetti Beverage Group), Bristot (Procaff S.p.A), illy, Co.

Locally the key suppliers of coffee are, Jacobs Douwe Egberts, Vittoria Coffee Pty Ltd, Nestle SA, Luigi Lavazza SpA, Conga Foods Pty Ltd, and The Coca-Cola Company, among others.

According to Grand View Research brands such as Nespresso who dominate in Europe currently investing millions in new coffee machines and a new generation of coffees.

Increased consumption of coffee in Asian countries which in the past have traditionally drank key is one of the key factors driving market growth.

In addition, the introduction of new products, such as green and organic coffee, is expected to result in higher consumption claim researchers.

Research shows that manufacturers are currently pushing the increasing benefits of coffee, such as the reduced risk of type 2 diabetes, liver cancer, and liver diseases, and protection against heart failure, in an effort to increase consumption of coffee.

Research shows that consumers prefer coffee machines over hand-made coffee due to the increased demand for coffee and the desire for gourmet coffee variants.

This trend has resulted in a significant increase in coffee machine sales during COVID lockdowns.

Australia is still seen as a developing market over the likes of Europe which leads the global market accounting for 36.0% of the global share

Developing countries including India, China, and Australia are expected to be the major contributors to growth in the Asia Pacific region.

According to Mordor Intelligence there was fall in the market due to the closure of coffee shops and restaurants due to lockdown and self-quarantine measures. Now Following the recovery, and post-lockdown, the market is expected to develop steadily as consumers take to a mix of working from home and going to work.

Researchers at Mordor claim that it’s been shown that a significant proportion of Australians choose coffee every day.

As a result of the high frequency of coffee drinkers in the country, the market has a bright future.

Furthermore, during the projection period of up to 2025 more than 4 in 5 Australians will spend money on coffee on a weekly basis, demonstrating that the country has a well-established coffee culture.

The majority of coffee consumers are purchasing a different variety of coffee via online delivery channels. A large number of consumers are ordering their coffee online, thus, increasing the consumption of at-home coffee consumption.

According to the analysis of Mordor Intelligence, the growth rate of at-home coffee increased to 37% during COVID in Australia.