AMT Coffee

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AMT Coffee is a British chain of coffeehouses, founded in 1993 by Alistair, Angus, and Alan McCallum-Toppin. The company is known for its commitment to ethical sourcing and environmental sustainability.

History

AMT Coffee was established in 1993 by the McCallum-Toppin brothers. The first coffee kiosk was opened at Oxford railway station. The company quickly expanded, opening additional kiosks in various railway stations and airports across the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Operations

AMT Coffee operates numerous kiosks and coffeehouses, primarily located in high-traffic areas such as railway stations, airports, and hospitals. The company focuses on providing high-quality coffee and a range of other beverages and snacks.

Ethical Sourcing

AMT Coffee is committed to ethical sourcing practices. The company sources its coffee beans from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms, ensuring that the coffee is produced in a sustainable and socially responsible manner. This commitment extends to other products, including tea and chocolate.

Environmental Initiatives

AMT Coffee has implemented several environmental initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint. These include the use of biodegradable cups and lids, recycling programs, and efforts to reduce energy consumption in their kiosks and coffeehouses.

Products

AMT Coffee offers a variety of products, including:

• Espresso
• Cappuccino
• Latte
• Mocha
• Hot chocolate
• Tea
• Pastries
• Sandwiches

Awards and Recognition

AMT Coffee has received several awards for its commitment to ethical sourcing and environmental sustainability. These awards highlight the company's efforts to provide high-quality products while maintaining responsible business practices.

See Also

• Coffeehouse
• Espresso
• Rainforest Alliance
• Sustainability

Related Pages

• Coffee
• Ethical consumerism
• Sustainable business
• Rainforest Alliance