After Nescafé coffee owner Nestle declined to renew its contract with its Thai manufacturer and distribution partner, Quality Coffee Products Co., a court injunction has forbidden Nestle from producing, outsourcing, distributing, or importing instant coffee products under the Nescafé brand throughout Thailand, causing many local coffee shops and customers to worry about where their next cup of coffee might come from.
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After Nescafé coffee owner Nestle declined to renew its contract with its Thai manufacturer and distribution partner, Quality Coffee Products Co., a court injunction has forbidden Nestle from producing, outsourcing, distributing, or importing instant coffee products under the Nescafé brand throughout Thailand, causing many local coffee shops and customers to worry about where their next cup of coffee might come from. What do you think?
What do you think?
Phawinee Thongchamrat
Tanakrit Wetchamongkolchai
Jirasak Lueksakul
Spectator
Rice Noodle Investigator
Opportunist
“Chanel 5 looks forward to bringing you the latest on all the riots that will definitely happen because of this.”
“It’s been more than thirty years since I was in the military, but just tell me who we have to invade.”
“I’ve been smuggling heroin out of the Golden Triangle for 30 years. Now it’s Nescafé 3-in-1, and the customers are just as desperate.”
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