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CCL Products (India) Limited or CCL was established in 1994 and is one of the world's largest private label coffee manufacturer and exporter of instant coffee.
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It is engaged in the manufacture of soluble instant spray-dried coffee powder, spray-dried granulated coffee, freeze-dried coffee and freeze-concentrated liquid coffee. The Company's brands include Continental Special, Continental Premium, and Continental Supreme. The company offers over 250 customised blends for clients compared to 3-4 blends of other manufacturers. CCL has manufacturing facilities in India, Vietnam and Switzerland supplying to over 400 trade clients in over 90 countries. CCL Products has recently acquired several premium coffee brands from the Lofberg Group UK accelerating the company's strategy in expanding the manufacturing and distribution of FMCG products globally. This acquisition for a sum consideration of £550000 will give CCL access to major supermarkets in the United Kingdom which is the Europe's largest instant coffee market with an annual retail sales of US $ 850 million.
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