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The Best Coffee from Colombia Will Be Present at PLMA “World of Private Label” 2026
On May 19 and 20, Buencafé will participate in PLMA “World of Private Label” 2026, one of the world’s most important international events for private labels and business development, taking place in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
This year, the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre will welcome thousands of visitors, manufacturers, distributors, and buyers from dozens of countries who, as they do every year, will gather to identify trends, build strategic partnerships, and establish long-term business relationships. There, Buencafé freeze-dried coffee from Colombia, the company of Colombian coffee growers, will continue strengthening its international presence and bringing 100% Colombian freeze-dried coffee to new palates and opportunities around the world.
During these two days, attendees will discover innovations in food and beverages, private label solutions, and proposals designed to meet the evolving demands of global consumers. Among them will be Buencafé, sharing with visitors from around the world the versatility and exquisite flavor of the best coffee from Colombia at stand 13-BO2.
In this context, Buencafé’s presence represents an opportunity to share with the world the quality, innovation, and tradition behind 100% Colombian freeze-dried coffee. A product born from the work of more than 556,000 coffee-growing families and backed by decades of knowledge, care, innovation, and commitment to excellence.
Participation in PLMA “World of Private Label” 2026 is another step toward one of Buencafé’s most important purposes: bringing Colombian coffee to more and more places around the world, strengthening the presence of 100% Colombian freeze-dried coffee in international markets, and proudly showcasing the work of Colombian coffee growers.
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