The Metro-Blog

At Metropolis, we manufacture wholesale coffee capsules that are compatible with Nespresso original line machines. They are perfect for hospitality businesses such as restaurants and hotels: they allow you to offer customers great coffee while being both simple and easy to use. These capsules are designed to work exclusively with a specific brewing system. But does that real...

It’s no secret how valuable private label coffee capsules are for hospitality businesses. If you want to start selling your own branded capsules but don’t have the infrastructure to do so, they’re the perfect option.  While we’ve spoken about how a private label partner makes sourcing coffee capsules easy, there are several other advantages. One of these is the ability to us...

Wholesale coffee capsules have seen a meteoric rise in popularity over the last few years. They can be used to brew high-quality espresso-style coffee quickly – making them a perfect fit for most hospitality businesses. However, the terminology around pods and capsules can be confusing. As we’ve mentioned before, capsules are different from coffee pods in several ways. The m...

Private label coffee capsules are manufactured by a third-party supplier – like Metropolis – and sold under another company’s brand or label.  If you’re looking to start offering capsules but don’t have the infrastructure to do so, private label coffee capsules are the perfect solution. They eliminate the need to invest in infrastructure, expertise, or equipment. This makes ...

We know that the fresher coffee is, the better it tastes. But keeping coffee fresh isn’t always simple – there are several factors that cause it to lose its desirable traits.  This is true for any form of coffee – including the grounds inside private label coffee capsules. If you maximize the freshness of the coffee inside, you preserve its original flavor and aroma characte...

Co-packing (sometimes known as contract packing) is when a company outsources the packaging of one or more products. It is used extensively across a range of industries – including the coffee sector. Many different coffee products can be co-packed, including espresso capsules. Co-packing gives roasters the ability to sell coffee capsules without requiring the infrastructure ...