Equipment
Cafitesse filter coffee brewing system – the cost efficient and sustainable way to serve good coffee at sea
JDE Peets equipped AURORA BOTNIA with the Cafitesse coffee system, uniquely sustainable and bio-safe, as a newbuilding
In the Business Lounge, Cafitesse makes coffee, black or white and cocoa.
Jacobs Douwe Egberts Peets (JDE Peets), the largest pure play coffee company in the world, services the AURORA BOTNIA with coffee from business lounge to crew mess. This vessel represents true forward thinking in the whole offshore industry. Consumers worldwide, but particularly in the Nordic area, are increasingly concerned about the human impact on Earth´s environment. Coming generations will in everyday life prefer consumption habits, including travel, that they know to be more sustainable.
m/s Aurora Botnia is full of new sustainable innovations.
Navigare necesse est was known
thousands of years ago, even
before coffee was discovered by humanity.
Today, enjoying the aroma and taste of
good coffee is part of seafaring. Regardless
of if it is on the bridge in the middle
of the night, or in a cruise liner gourmet
restaurant, a cup of coffee feels like a part
of good life.
One kilo of ground coffee produces
about three kilos of wet
grounds after brewing. Chief engineers
know everything about coffee-fat clogged
plumbing, not to mention disposing off
large amounts of wet coffee grounds or
stale coffee.
The crew enjoys fresh hot coffee 24/7.
With the Cafitesse filter coffee
system the wet grounds remain in the
coffee factory, where they will convert
into energy in the local power plant. The system produces a coffee cup in seconds,
in unlimited number, but only on
demand. Thus, precious coffee will not be
wasted into sewers.
Additionally, Cafitesse produces coffee
without contact with humans before
it dispenses into cup. This makes the
system uniquely biohazard-safe in
crowded passenger environments.
In the buffet Cafitesse makes a cup of black coffee in 2 seconds.
Nobody needs to wait.
Passengers and crew of AURORA
BOTNIA enjoy good coffee aboard, always
fresh and hot 24/7, brewed by Cafitesse
offshore capable coffee dispensers. Our
system is saving energy aboard, resources
ashore and leaves nothing to waste, as the
packaging is fully recyclable.
Cafitesse makes real specialty milk coffees for quick service in busy Aurora Botnia bar.
A vessel mid-life upgrade, or even annual yard overhaul, is a golden opportunity to put on-board coffee services and economics on track
Many vessels world-wide have expensive
and resource wasting piston coffee
brewers installed. These require cumbersome
and expensive daily maintenance
and produce massive volumes
of coffee waste.
When a vessel changes owner or
trading route it often goes through refurbishment
and classification at a shipyard.
This is an excellent opportunity to completely
overhaul the coffee services into profitability and cost-efficiency, not to
mention sustainability.
m/s Alfågeln and Knipan are robust short-sea
ferries, equipped with Cafitesse. photo: COPYRIGHT © 2024 LAPPO PÅ ÅLAND
Old coffee brewing equipment are
often energy wasting and work intensive
on already stretched crews.
On almost every Åland hardworking
short-sea ferry, Cafitesse is the chosen
coffee system. Cafeteria staff want to
concentrate on servicing passengers with
good food and coffee around the clock.
When cafeterias are closed, the brewers
still serve with a swipe payment system
for bank cards.
Veteran icebreaker Sampo getting major
coffee upgrade.
Similarly, on icebreaker tours in the
Northern Baltic Sea, Cafitesse brewers
serve the international, very demanding
clientele with top quality flat whites, lattes
or just jugs of black coffee. It is important
for the customer that every cup is perfect
and quickly served.
Icebreaker guests enjoy hot beverages before
icy outdoors.
The Cafitesse coffee service immediately
changes passenger perception of
good coffee on board and increases service
level. Customer satisfaction is further
increased if sustainability, biohazard safety
and recycling is visibly communicated.
More information: www.novacafi.fi