Bosch and Lavazza Announce Partnership to Bring Barista-Quality Coffee into the Home

IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 4, 2025--

Something’s brewing between Bosch and Lavazza, and it’s just the beginning. Bosch home appliances – the award-winning home appliance brand celebrated for precision engineering – and Lavazza, a globally renowned name in premium coffee, are pleased to announce an exciting new partnership designed to deliver barista-quality coffee at the touch of a button, right in the comfort of your home. Coffee lovers can look forward to special offers, exclusive promotions and memorable brand experiences as part of this dynamic collaboration.

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Together, Bosch and Lavazza are redefining the at-home coffee experience by combining world-class engineering and expertly roasted beans to brew great-tasting coffee. With Bosch’s fully automatic espresso machines and Lavazza’s commitment to quality and sustainability, this collaboration represents a shared passion for mastery, innovation and elevating everyday rituals.

Bosch’s espresso machines were invented for life, offering more than 35 drink options in select models and intuitive, one-touch brewing functionality that simplifies coffee preparation at home. Lavazza brings more than a century of coffee expertise and a global selection of premium blends sourced from Brazil, Colombia, the United States and beyond, all grounded in a commitment to sustainability, research and innovation.

“Exceptional coffee isn’t just for cafés – it’s for your kitchen too,” said Patricia Alombro, Brand Manager for Consumer Products at BSH. “By partnering with Lavazza, we’re helping people enjoy rich, flavorful coffee at home, every single day.”

“This collaboration is a celebration of two brands dedicated to quality and innovation,” said Daniele Foti, Vice President of Marketing at Lavazza. “We’re excited to combine our premium coffee with Bosch’s expertly crafted machines to create unforgettable coffee moments at home.”

The synergy is just beginning. Follow along as Bosch and Lavazza roll out new ways to enjoy premium coffee experiences at home. As a first taste of what’s ahead, consumers who recently registered their Bosch espresso machine may be eligible for special offers on their next Lavazza coffee order. Stay tuned for updates at bosch-home.com/us or lavazzausa.com.

About Bosch Home Appliances

With a focus on engineering products that simplify life, Bosch is known nationwide and globally for raising the standards in quietness, efficiency and design. The company has been selling high-quality, premium appliances in the United States since 1991, frequently receiving top ratings in leading consumer publications. Bosch home appliances is part of BSH Home Appliances Corporation, headquartered in Irvine, Calif. and part of Munich based BSH Home Appliances Group (a Bosch Group company), a global leader in the home appliance industry. To learn more: bosch-home.com/us/

About Lavazza

Lavazza, founded in Turin in 1895, has been owned by the Lavazza family for four generations. Today the Group is one of the leading players on the global coffee scene, with a turnover of over € 2.7 billion and a portfolio of top brands that lead their respective markets, such as Lavazza, Carte Noire, Merrild and Kicking Horse. It is active in all business sectors and has operations in 140 markets, with eight manufacturing plants in five countries and about 5,500 collaborators all over the world. The Group's global presence is the result of over 130 years of growth and the more than 30 billion cups of Lavazza coffee produced every year are a testament to a remarkable success story, intending to continue to offer the best coffee possible, in all forms, by focusing on every aspect of the supply chain, from the selection of the raw material to the product in the cup. Lavazza Group has revolutionized coffee culture by investing continuously in research and development: from the intuition that marked the company's earliest success - the coffee blend - to the development of innovative packaging solutions; from the first espresso sipped in Space to the dozens of industrial patents. The ability to be ahead of the times is also reflected in the focus on sustainability - economic, social and environmental - which has always been a benchmark for guiding corporate strategies. "Awakening a better world every morning" is the corporate purpose of Lavazza Group, to create sustainable value for shareholders, collaborators, consumers and the communities in which it operates, combining competitiveness with social and environmental responsibility.

Together, Bosch and Lavazza are redefining the at-home coffee experience by combining precision engineering and expertly roasted beans to brew great-tasting coffee.

BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — University students behind nearly two years of anti-government protests in Serbia on Monday formally entered the election race before an early parliamentary vote, challenging populist President Aleksandar Vucic.

The youth movement submitted their election list to the state election authorities after a joyful march through downtown Belgrade, the capital of the Balkan country. A few thousand people joined the noisy gathering, clapping in support.

The Oct. 25 vote is seen as a major test for Vucic, whose Serbian Progressive Party, or SNS, party has held a tight grip on power since taking office 14 years ago. The election will be held against the backdrop of heightened political tensions as the governing populists seek to remain in office despite widespread popular discontent.

The protests were triggered by a train station tragedy on Nov. 1, 2024, that killed 16 people in northern Serbia. The students demanded accountability for the concrete canopy collapse in the city of Novi Sad alleging that corruption led to flawed renovation work on the building.

Almost daily demonstrations, sometimes drawing hundreds of thousands of people, shook Vucic more than at any time since his party came to power in 2012. Vucic has been Serbia's prime minister or president since 2014.

Protesting students have demanded an early parliamentary election for more than a year, but Vucic has apparently waited until he felt strong enough to run.

Milica Popovic told the crowd on Monday that her fellow students will show that “the law exists in Serbia and that justice is not the privilege of the chosen few.”

“You have told us not to give up and we haven't,” she said. “It is now time for us to take over the institutions of this country.”

Vucic said he would resign the presidency on Sept. 27 so that he can lead his Serbian Progressive Party's campaign, and become the prime minister if they win. He can't run for president again since Serbia's constitution sets a two-term limit. An early presidential election will be held separately.

The student-backed list includes university professors, teachers, experts and other individuals from all walks of life.

The crowd on Monday in Belgrade chanted “Victory,” before heading toward Serbia's national electoral commission headquarters. Participants carried a huge banner reading “Students win,” along with the copy of Belgrade's landmark Victor monument.

Vucic on Monday described his chief opponents as a “nameless list, a list without a program, without plans, without anything.” He alleged an elaborate campaign of lies against his government, including reports that authorities used a sonic weapon against peaceful protesters at a huge gathering last March in Belgrade.

Vucic's SNS party and allied Socialist Party already have submitted their tickets for the election. Several right-wing and centrist opposition parties will also run.

Vucic has pushed back hard against the protesters, sparking international concern over police violence and arbitrary detentions. He has accused the students and their professors of intending to “destroy the state” under unspecified foreign guidance.

Serbia’s bid to join the European Union has stalled under Vucic, who has maintained close ties with both Russia and China. Previous elections in Serbia have been marred by multiple irregularities and violence.

Students prepare a replica of the "Victor" monument, symbol of Belgrade, ahead of the "Student list - Students win" march to the Republic Election Commission towards participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)

Political candidates, students and citizens carry signatures for the "Student list - Students win" to the Republic Election Commission towards participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)

Political candidates, students and citizens carry signatures for the "Student list - Students win" to the Republic Election Commission towards participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)

Political candidates, students and citizens carry signatures for the "Student list - Students win" to the Republic Election Commission towards participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)

Political candidates, students and citizens carry signatures for the "Student list - Students win" to the Republic Election Commission towards participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)