最終更新日：2026年11月07日
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📝 概要：Perfect Daily Grindが週刊のコーヒー業界ニュースをまとめました。コスタリカコーヒー研究所（Icafe）は2026/27年度の世界生産量を1億8,772万バッグ、消費量を約1億7,800万バッグと予測し、970万バッグの余剰を見込んでいます。一方、ラッキンコーヒーは第3四半期に店舗数を3万8,909店へと急拡大させ、スターバックスに迫る勢いを見せています。
🔗 元記事：https://perfectdailygrind.com/2026/11/coffee-news-recap-6-november-2026/
📅 元記事公開日：2026年11月06日
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■ Icafee predicts 9.7 million-bag global surplus in 2026/27
Analysis by the Coffee Institute of Costa Rica (Icafe) predicts record global coffee production of 187.72 million bags in 2026/27 (up nearly 6% from last year) against consumption of 178 million bags, resulting in a 9.7 million-bag surplus following four years of deficits, though ICE arabica certified stocks remain near record lows.
■ Luckin Coffee edges closer to Starbucks’ global store count
Luckin Coffee added a net 2,599 stores in Q3 to reach 38,909 outlets compared to Starbucks' 41,607, positioning Luckin to potentially become the world's largest chain by early next year, despite an 11.1% fall in same-store sales.
■ Robusta futures fall to lowest level since March 2024
Robusta futures for the January contract closed at US$3,204 per tonne on October 30 and US$3,241 on November 2, while Vietnamese exports rose 61% year-on-year to 114,000 tonnes in October, though the Agriculture Ministry warned of potential El Niño drought.
■ Coffee Institute of Costa Rica predicts global 2026/27 production at 187.72 million bags and consumption at 178 million
Based on five forecasts, Icafe expects 2026/27 production to hit a record 187.72 million bags and consumption to rise 1.3% to about 178 million bags, creating a 9.7 million-bag surplus to help rebuild low inventories after deficits up to 2024/25.
■ Kraft Heinz to sell North American coffee division for US$650m
Kraft Heinz is selling its North American coffee business—including Maxwell House, Gevalia, and Tassimo—to private equity firm One Rock Capital Partners for US$650m, retaining a 30% stake and using about US$500m in post-tax proceeds to reduce debt in a deal expected to close in mid-2027.
■ Luckin Coffee reports US$2.66bn in Q3 revenue; global store count totals 38,909
Luckin reported Q3 revenue rose 17% to US$2.67bn (just below expectations) while same-store sales at self-operated outlets fell 11.1% due to high delivery subsidies from a year earlier, with global stores reaching 38,909.
■ Simonelli Group announces Science-Driven Coffee Cup programme
Simonelli Group’s Research & Innovation Coffee Hub (RICH) and the University of Camerino will host the first international Science-Driven Coffee Cup conference on November 19–20 at Belforte del Chienti, Italy, coinciding with RICH’s tenth anniversary.
■ Brian Niccol declares Starbucks’ turnaround plan complete; predicts sales growth for 2027
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol reported a 7.2% rise in Q4 global comparable sales and a 14% operating margin, predicting fiscal 2027 North American comparable sales growth of about 4% alongside a 1% revenue drop as its China business transitions to a joint venture.
■ India’s coffee output hampered by below-average rains
India’s Coffee Board revised its output forecast down to about 380,000 tonnes for the season ending in March (more than 5% below its earlier forecast of over 400,000 tonnes) due to a weak monsoon.
■ Global Coffee Awards to host pop-up events in Hong Kong and Taiwan from 16 to 23 November
Global Coffee Awards will host community and judging events in Taipei—including at 2026 GCA Asia winner All Day Roasting Company on November 18 and COJAFT on November 23—featuring GCA Sales and Relationship Manager Emi Rueda.
■ REPA launches preventive maintenance kits for Nuova Simonelli and Victoria Arduino machines
European spare parts distributor REPA launched preventive maintenance kits containing critical original parts for scheduled servicing of Nuova Simonelli and Victoria Arduino machines.
■ RICA Cold Brew becomes official coffee partner of NHL’s Florida Panthers
Atlanta-based RICA Cold Brew signed a multi-year deal to become the official coffee partner of the NHL's Florida Panthers, supplying suites, concessions, two branded kiosks, and arena cocktail bars.
■ Starbucks and Columbus Café retain lead in French coffee shop market
A Xerfi study revealed that 40% of French coffee shop operators are unprofitable and warned of market saturation within two years, while Starbucks and Columbus Café lead with over 250 outlets each, alongside newer entrants like Dunkin' (13) and Cotti Coffee (28).
■ Thomas Panteli to leave Paulig, Khalil El-Achkar named successor
Thomas Panteli, SVP of Supply Chain & Sourcing at Paulig, is leaving for an external role, with Khalil El-Achkar succeeding him and joining the leadership team on December 14.
■ Keurig faces antitrust trial as Rogers Family Company seeks US$400m
A federal judge in New York allowed part of the Rogers Family Company's lawsuit to go to trial, in which the San Francisco Bay Coffee maker alleges Keurig used supplier and distributor contracts to limit competition, with potential tripled damages reaching US$1.2bn.
■ Chicory enjoys revival as a coffee alternative
Driven by new entrants, improved quality, and health benefits, Mordor Intelligence valued the global chicory-based beverages market at US$900m in 2025 and projected it to reach US$1.31bn by 2031.
■ Swiss Water reports 16% rise in Q3 processing volumes
Swiss Water reported a Q3 revenue increase of 5% year-on-year to C$65.9m alongside a 16% rise in processing volumes and a planned 15% capacity expansion.
■ Keurig Dr Pepper beat third-quarter forecasts, with sales up 70.6% to US$7.34bn following its acquisition of JDE Peet’s
Keurig Dr Pepper reported Q3 sales up 70.6% to US$7.34bn following the JDE Peet's acquisition, maintaining its 2026 sales forecast of US$25.9bn–$26.4bn while cutting its JDE Peet's target to US$8.3bn–$8.4bn.
■ Outset Coffee closes both San Francisco cafes after landlord disputes
Three-year-old specialty chain Outset Coffee closed both San Francisco cafes following landlord disputes that resulted in a US$200,196 court judgment and a court-ordered eviction.
■ Caffè Nero to enter India with Trent Limited
London-based Caffè Nero partnered with Tata Group's retail arm, Trent Limited, to open its first cafe in Mumbai, with further expansions planned alongside Trent's other retail formats.
■ Mahlkönig EK Omnia launches in US
The Mahlkönig EK Omnia grinder debuted in the US at Dallas Coffee Fest 2026 featuring Classic, Time, and Library modes built upon the classic EK43 design and 98mm cast steel burrs.
■ kWh Coffee Roasters partners with Renault for north UK coffee tour
Electric-only roaster kWh Coffee Roasters powered an espresso machine and travel roaster from a Renault 5 battery during a coffee tour in the northernmost part of the UK.
■ Korea Nakajo launches ICEVAN B series ice dispensers for unmanned and robot cafés
South Korean manufacturer Korea Nakajo launched nugget ice dispensers featuring automated equipment communication, self-diagnostics, and automated hygiene management.
■ Podium Coffee Club launches index ranking roasters by competition results
Subscription service Podium Coffee Club launched the Podium Index, combining results from major blind-judged coffee competitions into a single leaderboard.
■ Wilfa returns to US market with new products
Norwegian appliance brand Wilfa established Wilfa USA, introducing three drip coffee machines and a grinder in New York led by Nicole Jonasson and supported by celebrity chef Brooke Williamson.
■ Yum China closes in on 5,000 KCOFFEE stores
Value-focused Chinese chain KCOFFEE doubled its store count in 2026, closing in on 5,000 stores and outpacing KFC's footprint in China.
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