22/06/23
ECOM Village at the World of Coffee 2023
We were thrilled to hold the 2nd edition of our ECOM Village during the World of Coffee that took place from June 22-24th in Athens. Our teams were delighted to share their breadth and depth of expertise of the coffee industry. ☕️
The World of Coffee event is the best place for us to connect with our producers, roasters, and artisan coffee, and explore boundless possibilities the coffee world has to offer. As we all know at ECOM, we're proud to be part of this global family of brands that fulfill our clients' varied needs.
This year, at the ECOM Village, we brought together some family members who provided us with exceptional quality and single origin coffees worldwide. During its 3 days, our operations from Mexico, Brazil, Greece, East Africa and India, attended the show to present our best coffees through multiple daily cuppings.
A special thanks to EISA - Empresa Interagrícola S.A., Capricornio Coffees, DESCAMEX, Paris Dst, Dormans Coffee and ECOM India for joining our ECOM Village this year!
Watch the highlights from the 2023 edition of the ECOM Village to see how it went and we are looking forward to WOC Copenhagen in June 2024!
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