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Idan Amedi Enters Coffee Business with Aroma's New Brand

The Aroma coffee chain is launching a new black coffee brand called "Jerusalem Coffee" in partnership with singer and actor Idan Amadi, investing 20 million shekels in the venture. Amadi, who was born and raised in Jerusalem, will serve as a partner in the company, its spokesperson, and the face of the brand.

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What happened

  1. 01The Aroma coffee chain is investing 20 million shekels to launch a new black coffee brand named "Jerusalem Coffee."
  2. 02Singer and actor Idan Amadi is a partner in the venture, serving as its spokesperson and active product developer.
  3. 03The new coffee will be produced at Aroma's roastery in the Ella Valley and sold in its 190 branches and grocery stores.
  4. 04Israel's black coffee market is valued at 1 billion shekels annually and is dominated by Elite Turkish Coffee.
  5. 05Aroma's expansion into black coffee follows its entry into the home coffee capsule market about a year ago.
  6. 06The launch comes amid a similar announcement from the "Ma Kashar" trio to launch their own black coffee brand.

Unlike typical celebrity endorsements, Amadi is actively involved in the product's development, participating in selecting the final coffee blend, shaping the brand's identity, and designing the packaging. The coffee will be produced at Aroma's roasting facility in the Ella Valley and sold across its 190 branches, with plans for distribution in grocery chains.

This move marks Aroma's entry into Israel's highly competitive black coffee market, which is valued at approximately 1 billion shekels annually and is currently dominated by Elite Turkish Coffee with nearly an 80% market share. The launch follows Aroma's expansion into the home coffee market with coffee capsules a year ago, as well as a recent announcement by the "Ma Kashar" trio to launch their own black coffee brand.

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