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UK employers not providing hot drinks of choice

The latest hot drinks survey fromย the Office Coffee Companyย reveals an even greater shift in office workers demanding a choice of hot drinks from their employer.

Over the past two years, surveys by the Office Coffee Company have revealed more and more offices are making their hot drinks with a filter machine, coffee pod machine, or fresh bean-to-cup coffee machine.

However, the 2016 survey highlights that offices are still not providing for 40% of workers who are unable to have their preferred hot drink at work.
In fact, more than 53% of office workers are leaving the office during the working day to purchase a hot drink (up from 40% in the 2015 survey).

โ€œCoffee shop culture has created a nation of connoisseurs who know how they like their coffee,โ€ comments Richard Doherty, Managing Director at the Office Coffee Company. โ€œPeople have greater expectations with regards to coffee quality; they also want variety and to experience new tastes,โ€ he adds.

โ€œCoffee shops and roasters are producing better quality coffee all the time,โ€ notes Luke Thorpe, Head of Coffee at the Office Coffee Company. โ€œWe need to ensure that office workers benefit from the same level of quality and taste experiences they see on the high street.โ€

The Office Coffee Company, a provider of ethical beverages and coffee machines for businesses, is on a mission to ensure nobody has a bad coffee at work ever again. With a range of coffee that triggers donations that support the rainforest charity Cool Earth and a monthly subscription service for speciality coffees, the Office Coffee Company also provides next-day delivery via itsย online store.

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