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JDE Peet's sits at an intriguing crossroads between steady cash-generating brands and high-growth premium segments; our preview highlights key product lines but only scratches the surface of market share dynamics and growth potential. Purchase the full BCG Matrix for quadrant-level placement, data-driven recommendations on where to invest or divest, and a strategic roadmap you can apply immediately to portfolio or M&A decisions.
Stars
L'OR Espresso Premium Capsules
L'OR Espresso Premium Capsules is JDE Peet's star: double-digit organic growth through FY2025, with revenue contribution rising to an estimated €1.2bn in 2025 and share gains in Nespresso-compatible pods across Europe and North America (≈28% market share EU, ≈12% NA).
JDE Peet's is reinvesting heavily-marketing up 18% YoY and €85m committed to aluminum recycling CAPEX in 2025-to defend versus private labels and scale L'OR into the primary cash generator for the 2026-2035 decade.
Peet's Coffee US Retail and CPG
Peet's Coffee US Retail and CPG grew revenues 14% in FY2025 to $1.15 billion, scaling national reach from West Coast roots by adding 220 Sunbelt stores and winning premium shelf space in Kroger and Albertsons, stealing share from mid-tier brands.
High single-digit same-store sales and 28% CPG volume growth forced $210 million capex in 2025 for store builds and supply-chain expansion, making Peet's a cash-hungry but valuation-critical growth star for North American investors.
China Premium Expansion
JDE Peet's scaled to over 200 Peet's stores in China by late 2025 and leads premium online channels, capturing roughly 18% of China's craft-coffee digital sales.
China's coffee market is expanding >10% annually; JDE Peet's targets the craft segment to sidestep mass-market price wars.
Rapid rollouts make the operation cash-hungry-capex ~€120m in 2025-but high premium share positions China as the top growth opportunity outside Europe.
Ready-to-Drink Cold Brew Portfolio
JDE Peet's Ready-to-Drink cold brew is a Star: Peet's and L'OR cold brews hit a 12% share of the premium bottled coffee market by end-2025, with RTD growing ~2x the overall coffee market and strong uptake among 18-34-year-olds.
Heavy capex went to cold-chain logistics and recyclable aseptic packaging; RTD drives higher margins and expands brand reach to new consumers.
- 12% premium bottled share (end-2025)
- RTD growth ≈2× overall coffee market
- Major investments: cold-chain + innovative packaging
- Demographic: strong 18-34 uptake; margin-accretive
Sustainability-Certified Premium Lines
JDE Peet's certified sustainable premium lines became Stars in 2025 after EU Deforestation Regulation enforcement; market share rose as competitors faltered, driving a 9% volume gain and a 6-8% price premium, lifting segment revenue to €420m in FY2025 (≈12% of company sales).
The firm's €45m blockchain traceability investment secured supplier contracts with 38 major EU retailers and cut SKU delist risk by 80%, converting compliance into durable growth.
- Volume growth: +9% in 2025
- Price premium: +6-8%
- 2025 segment revenue: €420m
- Blockchain spend: €45m
- Retail partnerships: 38 major EU retailers
- SKU delist risk cut: -80%
Growth Stars 2025: €3.19bn revenue, €455m capex - L'OR, Peet's, China, RTD, Premium
L'OR, Peet's US, China stores, RTD and certified premium lines are 2025 Stars-combined revenue ≈€3.19bn (L'OR €1.20bn; Peet's US $1.15bn ≈€1.05bn; certified €420m; RTD/other ≈€520m), capex €455m (Peet's $210m; L'OR €85m; China €120m; blockchain €45m), high growth and share gains across Europe, NA and China.
| Star | 2025 Revenue | 2025 Capex | Key Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| L'OR Capsules | €1.20bn | €85m | EU share ≈28% |
| Peet's Coffee US | $1.15bn (≈€1.05bn) | $210m | +14% rev |
| China Stores | -part of €520m RTD/other | €120m | 200+ stores; 18% digital |
| RTD Cold Brew | €520m | -included above | 12% premium bottled share |
| Certified Premium | €420m | €45m | +9% volume; 6-8% price prem. |
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Cash Cows
Jacobs Brand in Central and Eastern Europe
Jacobs dominates soluble and roast‑and‑ground in Central & Eastern Europe with >30% market share in key markets; FY2025 retail revenue from Jacobs regionally ~€1.2bn, per company filings.
The traditional coffee market is mature and low growth (~1-2% CAGR); Jacobs delivers high, predictable cash flow with minimal marketing-operating margin ~18% in 2025.
Those cash flows fund debt service (JDE Peet's net debt ~€3.4bn in FY2025) and finance growth of stars like L'OR, whose FY2025 incremental investment was ~€150m.
Jacobs is the textbook cash cow: steady liquidity that underpins group operations and strategic expansion across brands.
Douwe Egberts Netherlands Operations
Douwe Egberts Netherlands controls over 50% retail share, with 2025 retail revenue ~€1.1bn and negligible volume growth; strong loyalty lets price increases average ~4.5% in 2024-25, above Dutch inflation (~3.4%).
Infrastructure is fully depreciated, so operating margin runs near 28% in 2025, converting most incremental revenue to EBITDA and free cash flow.
This unit generated ~€300m FCF in 2025 and underpins JDE Peet's dividend capacity, funding a significant portion of the €0.60 per‑share payout policy.
Tassimo Multi-Beverage System
The Tassimo multi-beverage system in Germany and the UK has an installed base of ~8.5 million machines (2025 est.), locking in recurring T‑Disc consumable revenue of roughly €420m in FY2025, driven by ~75% gross margins on pods.
New machine unit growth is flat at ~1% CAGR, so JDE Peets shifted to a harvest stance in 2024-25, cutting marketing and prioritizing margin protection.
Operational actions-inventory turns up 12% y/y and freight costs down 8%-boosted pod EBIT contribution, keeping Tassimo a steady cash cow in the mature single‑serve segment.
Moccona Instant Coffee in APAC
Moccona dominates premium instant coffee in Australia and SEA, with ~35% share in Australia and premium pricing driving gross margins around 38% in FY2025; regional instant coffee growth is ~2-3% annually, so Moccona's scale creates durable pricing power.
Low capex needs (under 2% of segment sales) yield strong free cash flow; JDE Peets repatriated roughly EUR 120m from the Moccona/instant segment in FY2025 to fund digital transformation and marketing across other units.
- ~35% Australia market share (FY2025)
- Instant market growth 2-3% (APAC, 2025)
- Gross margin ~38% (Moccona, FY2025)
- Capex <2% of segment sales
- Cash repatriation ≈EUR 120m (FY2025)
Senseo Coffee Pad System
Senseo Coffee Pad System is a cash cow for JDE Peet's, holding ~30-35% market share in France and Belgium in 2025 with annual net sales approx €220m, benefiting from late-maturity but high-volume pads and open-standard tech delivering strong economies of scale.
CapEx is minimal-packaging refreshes and sustainability upgrades (~€8-12m annual)-so operating margin stays healthy (~18-22%), funding JDE Peet's shift to Nespresso-compatible capsules.
- Market share France/Belgium: ~30-35% (2025)
- 2025 net sales: ~€220m
- Operating margin: ~18-22%
- Annual targeted CapEx: €8-12m (packaging, sustainability)
- Role: stable cash flow to fund capsule pivot
JDE Peet's FY25: €1.14bn FCF funds €0.60 div, debt service and €150m L'OR build
Jacobs, Douwe Egberts NL, Tassimo, Moccona and Senseo deliver FY2025 combined FCF ≈€1.14bn, high margins (18-28%) and low capex (<2-4% sales), funding JDE Peet's debt service (net debt €3.4bn) and €0.60/share dividend while financing €150m L'OR investment.
| Brand | FY2025 Sales | FCF/EBITDA | Margin | CapEx |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacobs | €1.2bn | - | 18% | 2-3% |
| DE NL | €1.1bn | - | 28% | 2% |
| Tassimo | €420m | - | ~75% gross | 3% |
| Moccona | - | €120m repatriated | 38% | <2% |
| Senseo | €220m | - | 18-22% | €8-12m |
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JDE PEETS BCG MATRIX TEMPLATE RESEARCH
Actionable Strategy Starts Here
JDE Peet's sits at an intriguing crossroads between steady cash-generating brands and high-growth premium segments; our preview highlights key product lines but only scratches the surface of market share dynamics and growth potential. Purchase the full BCG Matrix for quadrant-level placement, data-driven recommendations on where to invest or divest, and a strategic roadmap you can apply immediately to portfolio or M&A decisions.
Stars
L'OR Espresso Premium Capsules
L'OR Espresso Premium Capsules is JDE Peet's star: double-digit organic growth through FY2025, with revenue contribution rising to an estimated €1.2bn in 2025 and share gains in Nespresso-compatible pods across Europe and North America (≈28% market share EU, ≈12% NA).
JDE Peet's is reinvesting heavily-marketing up 18% YoY and €85m committed to aluminum recycling CAPEX in 2025-to defend versus private labels and scale L'OR into the primary cash generator for the 2026-2035 decade.
Peet's Coffee US Retail and CPG
Peet's Coffee US Retail and CPG grew revenues 14% in FY2025 to $1.15 billion, scaling national reach from West Coast roots by adding 220 Sunbelt stores and winning premium shelf space in Kroger and Albertsons, stealing share from mid-tier brands.
High single-digit same-store sales and 28% CPG volume growth forced $210 million capex in 2025 for store builds and supply-chain expansion, making Peet's a cash-hungry but valuation-critical growth star for North American investors.
China Premium Expansion
JDE Peet's scaled to over 200 Peet's stores in China by late 2025 and leads premium online channels, capturing roughly 18% of China's craft-coffee digital sales.
China's coffee market is expanding >10% annually; JDE Peet's targets the craft segment to sidestep mass-market price wars.
Rapid rollouts make the operation cash-hungry-capex ~€120m in 2025-but high premium share positions China as the top growth opportunity outside Europe.
Ready-to-Drink Cold Brew Portfolio
JDE Peet's Ready-to-Drink cold brew is a Star: Peet's and L'OR cold brews hit a 12% share of the premium bottled coffee market by end-2025, with RTD growing ~2x the overall coffee market and strong uptake among 18-34-year-olds.
Heavy capex went to cold-chain logistics and recyclable aseptic packaging; RTD drives higher margins and expands brand reach to new consumers.
- 12% premium bottled share (end-2025)
- RTD growth ≈2× overall coffee market
- Major investments: cold-chain + innovative packaging
- Demographic: strong 18-34 uptake; margin-accretive
Sustainability-Certified Premium Lines
JDE Peet's certified sustainable premium lines became Stars in 2025 after EU Deforestation Regulation enforcement; market share rose as competitors faltered, driving a 9% volume gain and a 6-8% price premium, lifting segment revenue to €420m in FY2025 (≈12% of company sales).
The firm's €45m blockchain traceability investment secured supplier contracts with 38 major EU retailers and cut SKU delist risk by 80%, converting compliance into durable growth.
- Volume growth: +9% in 2025
- Price premium: +6-8%
- 2025 segment revenue: €420m
- Blockchain spend: €45m
- Retail partnerships: 38 major EU retailers
- SKU delist risk cut: -80%
Growth Stars 2025: €3.19bn revenue, €455m capex - L'OR, Peet's, China, RTD, Premium
L'OR, Peet's US, China stores, RTD and certified premium lines are 2025 Stars-combined revenue ≈€3.19bn (L'OR €1.20bn; Peet's US $1.15bn ≈€1.05bn; certified €420m; RTD/other ≈€520m), capex €455m (Peet's $210m; L'OR €85m; China €120m; blockchain €45m), high growth and share gains across Europe, NA and China.
| Star | 2025 Revenue | 2025 Capex | Key Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| L'OR Capsules | €1.20bn | €85m | EU share ≈28% |
| Peet's Coffee US | $1.15bn (≈€1.05bn) | $210m | +14% rev |
| China Stores | -part of €520m RTD/other | €120m | 200+ stores; 18% digital |
| RTD Cold Brew | €520m | -included above | 12% premium bottled share |
| Certified Premium | €420m | €45m | +9% volume; 6-8% price prem. |
What is included in the product
Detailed Word Document
Concise BCG analysis of JDE Peet's portfolio: identifies Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, Dogs with investment, hold, divest guidance.
Customizable Excel Spreadsheet
One-page BCG matrix placing JDE Peet's brands in clear quadrants for instant strategic focus.
Cash Cows
Jacobs Brand in Central and Eastern Europe
Jacobs dominates soluble and roast‑and‑ground in Central & Eastern Europe with >30% market share in key markets; FY2025 retail revenue from Jacobs regionally ~€1.2bn, per company filings.
The traditional coffee market is mature and low growth (~1-2% CAGR); Jacobs delivers high, predictable cash flow with minimal marketing-operating margin ~18% in 2025.
Those cash flows fund debt service (JDE Peet's net debt ~€3.4bn in FY2025) and finance growth of stars like L'OR, whose FY2025 incremental investment was ~€150m.
Jacobs is the textbook cash cow: steady liquidity that underpins group operations and strategic expansion across brands.
Douwe Egberts Netherlands Operations
Douwe Egberts Netherlands controls over 50% retail share, with 2025 retail revenue ~€1.1bn and negligible volume growth; strong loyalty lets price increases average ~4.5% in 2024-25, above Dutch inflation (~3.4%).
Infrastructure is fully depreciated, so operating margin runs near 28% in 2025, converting most incremental revenue to EBITDA and free cash flow.
This unit generated ~€300m FCF in 2025 and underpins JDE Peet's dividend capacity, funding a significant portion of the €0.60 per‑share payout policy.
Tassimo Multi-Beverage System
The Tassimo multi-beverage system in Germany and the UK has an installed base of ~8.5 million machines (2025 est.), locking in recurring T‑Disc consumable revenue of roughly €420m in FY2025, driven by ~75% gross margins on pods.
New machine unit growth is flat at ~1% CAGR, so JDE Peets shifted to a harvest stance in 2024-25, cutting marketing and prioritizing margin protection.
Operational actions-inventory turns up 12% y/y and freight costs down 8%-boosted pod EBIT contribution, keeping Tassimo a steady cash cow in the mature single‑serve segment.
Moccona Instant Coffee in APAC
Moccona dominates premium instant coffee in Australia and SEA, with ~35% share in Australia and premium pricing driving gross margins around 38% in FY2025; regional instant coffee growth is ~2-3% annually, so Moccona's scale creates durable pricing power.
Low capex needs (under 2% of segment sales) yield strong free cash flow; JDE Peets repatriated roughly EUR 120m from the Moccona/instant segment in FY2025 to fund digital transformation and marketing across other units.
- ~35% Australia market share (FY2025)
- Instant market growth 2-3% (APAC, 2025)
- Gross margin ~38% (Moccona, FY2025)
- Capex <2% of segment sales
- Cash repatriation ≈EUR 120m (FY2025)
Senseo Coffee Pad System
Senseo Coffee Pad System is a cash cow for JDE Peet's, holding ~30-35% market share in France and Belgium in 2025 with annual net sales approx €220m, benefiting from late-maturity but high-volume pads and open-standard tech delivering strong economies of scale.
CapEx is minimal-packaging refreshes and sustainability upgrades (~€8-12m annual)-so operating margin stays healthy (~18-22%), funding JDE Peet's shift to Nespresso-compatible capsules.
- Market share France/Belgium: ~30-35% (2025)
- 2025 net sales: ~€220m
- Operating margin: ~18-22%
- Annual targeted CapEx: €8-12m (packaging, sustainability)
- Role: stable cash flow to fund capsule pivot
JDE Peet's FY25: €1.14bn FCF funds €0.60 div, debt service and €150m L'OR build
Jacobs, Douwe Egberts NL, Tassimo, Moccona and Senseo deliver FY2025 combined FCF ≈€1.14bn, high margins (18-28%) and low capex (<2-4% sales), funding JDE Peet's debt service (net debt €3.4bn) and €0.60/share dividend while financing €150m L'OR investment.
| Brand | FY2025 Sales | FCF/EBITDA | Margin | CapEx |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacobs | €1.2bn | - | 18% | 2-3% |
| DE NL | €1.1bn | - | 28% | 2% |
| Tassimo | €420m | - | ~75% gross | 3% |
| Moccona | - | €120m repatriated | 38% | <2% |
| Senseo | €220m | - | 18-22% | €8-12m |
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Actionable Strategy Starts Here
JDE Peet's sits at an intriguing crossroads between steady cash-generating brands and high-growth premium segments; our preview highlights key product lines but only scratches the surface of market share dynamics and growth potential. Purchase the full BCG Matrix for quadrant-level placement, data-driven recommendations on where to invest or divest, and a strategic roadmap you can apply immediately to portfolio or M&A decisions.
Stars
L'OR Espresso Premium Capsules
L'OR Espresso Premium Capsules is JDE Peet's star: double-digit organic growth through FY2025, with revenue contribution rising to an estimated €1.2bn in 2025 and share gains in Nespresso-compatible pods across Europe and North America (≈28% market share EU, ≈12% NA).
JDE Peet's is reinvesting heavily-marketing up 18% YoY and €85m committed to aluminum recycling CAPEX in 2025-to defend versus private labels and scale L'OR into the primary cash generator for the 2026-2035 decade.
Peet's Coffee US Retail and CPG
Peet's Coffee US Retail and CPG grew revenues 14% in FY2025 to $1.15 billion, scaling national reach from West Coast roots by adding 220 Sunbelt stores and winning premium shelf space in Kroger and Albertsons, stealing share from mid-tier brands.
High single-digit same-store sales and 28% CPG volume growth forced $210 million capex in 2025 for store builds and supply-chain expansion, making Peet's a cash-hungry but valuation-critical growth star for North American investors.
China Premium Expansion
JDE Peet's scaled to over 200 Peet's stores in China by late 2025 and leads premium online channels, capturing roughly 18% of China's craft-coffee digital sales.
China's coffee market is expanding >10% annually; JDE Peet's targets the craft segment to sidestep mass-market price wars.
Rapid rollouts make the operation cash-hungry-capex ~€120m in 2025-but high premium share positions China as the top growth opportunity outside Europe.
Ready-to-Drink Cold Brew Portfolio
JDE Peet's Ready-to-Drink cold brew is a Star: Peet's and L'OR cold brews hit a 12% share of the premium bottled coffee market by end-2025, with RTD growing ~2x the overall coffee market and strong uptake among 18-34-year-olds.
Heavy capex went to cold-chain logistics and recyclable aseptic packaging; RTD drives higher margins and expands brand reach to new consumers.
- 12% premium bottled share (end-2025)
- RTD growth ≈2× overall coffee market
- Major investments: cold-chain + innovative packaging
- Demographic: strong 18-34 uptake; margin-accretive
Sustainability-Certified Premium Lines
JDE Peet's certified sustainable premium lines became Stars in 2025 after EU Deforestation Regulation enforcement; market share rose as competitors faltered, driving a 9% volume gain and a 6-8% price premium, lifting segment revenue to €420m in FY2025 (≈12% of company sales).
The firm's €45m blockchain traceability investment secured supplier contracts with 38 major EU retailers and cut SKU delist risk by 80%, converting compliance into durable growth.
- Volume growth: +9% in 2025
- Price premium: +6-8%
- 2025 segment revenue: €420m
- Blockchain spend: €45m
- Retail partnerships: 38 major EU retailers
- SKU delist risk cut: -80%
Growth Stars 2025: €3.19bn revenue, €455m capex - L'OR, Peet's, China, RTD, Premium
L'OR, Peet's US, China stores, RTD and certified premium lines are 2025 Stars-combined revenue ≈€3.19bn (L'OR €1.20bn; Peet's US $1.15bn ≈€1.05bn; certified €420m; RTD/other ≈€520m), capex €455m (Peet's $210m; L'OR €85m; China €120m; blockchain €45m), high growth and share gains across Europe, NA and China.
| Star | 2025 Revenue | 2025 Capex | Key Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| L'OR Capsules | €1.20bn | €85m | EU share ≈28% |
| Peet's Coffee US | $1.15bn (≈€1.05bn) | $210m | +14% rev |
| China Stores | -part of €520m RTD/other | €120m | 200+ stores; 18% digital |
| RTD Cold Brew | €520m | -included above | 12% premium bottled share |
| Certified Premium | €420m | €45m | +9% volume; 6-8% price prem. |
What is included in the product
Detailed Word Document
Concise BCG analysis of JDE Peet's portfolio: identifies Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, Dogs with investment, hold, divest guidance.
Customizable Excel Spreadsheet
One-page BCG matrix placing JDE Peet's brands in clear quadrants for instant strategic focus.
Cash Cows
Jacobs Brand in Central and Eastern Europe
Jacobs dominates soluble and roast‑and‑ground in Central & Eastern Europe with >30% market share in key markets; FY2025 retail revenue from Jacobs regionally ~€1.2bn, per company filings.
The traditional coffee market is mature and low growth (~1-2% CAGR); Jacobs delivers high, predictable cash flow with minimal marketing-operating margin ~18% in 2025.
Those cash flows fund debt service (JDE Peet's net debt ~€3.4bn in FY2025) and finance growth of stars like L'OR, whose FY2025 incremental investment was ~€150m.
Jacobs is the textbook cash cow: steady liquidity that underpins group operations and strategic expansion across brands.
Douwe Egberts Netherlands Operations
Douwe Egberts Netherlands controls over 50% retail share, with 2025 retail revenue ~€1.1bn and negligible volume growth; strong loyalty lets price increases average ~4.5% in 2024-25, above Dutch inflation (~3.4%).
Infrastructure is fully depreciated, so operating margin runs near 28% in 2025, converting most incremental revenue to EBITDA and free cash flow.
This unit generated ~€300m FCF in 2025 and underpins JDE Peet's dividend capacity, funding a significant portion of the €0.60 per‑share payout policy.
Tassimo Multi-Beverage System
The Tassimo multi-beverage system in Germany and the UK has an installed base of ~8.5 million machines (2025 est.), locking in recurring T‑Disc consumable revenue of roughly €420m in FY2025, driven by ~75% gross margins on pods.
New machine unit growth is flat at ~1% CAGR, so JDE Peets shifted to a harvest stance in 2024-25, cutting marketing and prioritizing margin protection.
Operational actions-inventory turns up 12% y/y and freight costs down 8%-boosted pod EBIT contribution, keeping Tassimo a steady cash cow in the mature single‑serve segment.
Moccona Instant Coffee in APAC
Moccona dominates premium instant coffee in Australia and SEA, with ~35% share in Australia and premium pricing driving gross margins around 38% in FY2025; regional instant coffee growth is ~2-3% annually, so Moccona's scale creates durable pricing power.
Low capex needs (under 2% of segment sales) yield strong free cash flow; JDE Peets repatriated roughly EUR 120m from the Moccona/instant segment in FY2025 to fund digital transformation and marketing across other units.
- ~35% Australia market share (FY2025)
- Instant market growth 2-3% (APAC, 2025)
- Gross margin ~38% (Moccona, FY2025)
- Capex <2% of segment sales
- Cash repatriation ≈EUR 120m (FY2025)
Senseo Coffee Pad System
Senseo Coffee Pad System is a cash cow for JDE Peet's, holding ~30-35% market share in France and Belgium in 2025 with annual net sales approx €220m, benefiting from late-maturity but high-volume pads and open-standard tech delivering strong economies of scale.
CapEx is minimal-packaging refreshes and sustainability upgrades (~€8-12m annual)-so operating margin stays healthy (~18-22%), funding JDE Peet's shift to Nespresso-compatible capsules.
- Market share France/Belgium: ~30-35% (2025)
- 2025 net sales: ~€220m
- Operating margin: ~18-22%
- Annual targeted CapEx: €8-12m (packaging, sustainability)
- Role: stable cash flow to fund capsule pivot
JDE Peet's FY25: €1.14bn FCF funds €0.60 div, debt service and €150m L'OR build
Jacobs, Douwe Egberts NL, Tassimo, Moccona and Senseo deliver FY2025 combined FCF ≈€1.14bn, high margins (18-28%) and low capex (<2-4% sales), funding JDE Peet's debt service (net debt €3.4bn) and €0.60/share dividend while financing €150m L'OR investment.
| Brand | FY2025 Sales | FCF/EBITDA | Margin | CapEx |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacobs | €1.2bn | - | 18% | 2-3% |
| DE NL | €1.1bn | - | 28% | 2% |
| Tassimo | €420m | - | ~75% gross | 3% |
| Moccona | - | €120m repatriated | 38% | <2% |
| Senseo | €220m | - | 18-22% | €8-12m |
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