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Siemens EQ700 iAroma wins coffee machine test amid rising consumer costs
In a recent test of 26 coffee machines, the Siemens EQ700 iAroma emerged as the winner with a grade of 1.75. The premium device features 37 different coffee specialties and includes smart connectivity via the Home Connect app.
Regarding consumer trends in Germany, coffee consumption remains high, with individuals drinking approximately 163 liters per year. However, rising energy and transport costs have driven up coffee prices significantly.
Market analysis highlights several consumer pitfalls, particularly the high cost of coffee capsules, which can reach 92.26 euros per kilogram. Additionally, the use of capsules contributes to approximately 9,700 tons of packaging waste annually in Germany. While aluminum capsules offer high recyclability rates of 84 to 94 percent, plastic alternatives perform significantly worse.
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- [● 2 SOURCES] Aluminum capsules have a recycling rate of between 84 and 94 percent. www.moin.de · www.derwesten.de
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Siemens EQ700 iAroma offers 37 different coffee specialties.
- [● 2 SOURCES] Underfilled coffee packages could result in a loss of approximately 12 million euros annually in the German market. www.moin.de · www.derwesten.de
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Siemens EQ700 iAroma won a test of 26 coffee machines with a grade of 1.75.
- [● 2 SOURCES] Coffee capsules generate approximately 9,700 tons of packaging waste annually in Germany. www.moin.de · www.derwesten.de
- [● 2 SOURCES] Coffee capsules can cost up to 92.26 euros per kilogram. www.moin.de · www.derwesten.de
- [● 2 SOURCES] Ground organic coffee is available starting from 14.50 euros per kilogram. www.moin.de · www.derwesten.de
- [● 2 SOURCES] People in Germany consume approximately 163 liters of coffee per person annually. www.moin.de · www.derwesten.de