UK | Nestlé has launched two new Nescafé frothy coffee products, Nescafé KitKat White Flavour Latte and Nescafé Lion Flavour Mocha.
Bringing together some of the nation’s favourite confectionery brands with the beloved Nescafé coffee brand, the range has been designed to tap into the demand for tasty, delicious coffee at home.
Nescafé KitKat White Flavour Latte has combined the signature wafery sweetness of KitKat White with the taste of Nescafé coffee, creating a silky, frothy top.
Nescafé Lion flavour Mocha has brought the signature chocolatey flavour of Lion to the brand’s frothy coffee offering.
“Our Nestlé confectionery-inspired launches have been some of our most successful new product developments in recent years, helping us bring hundreds of thousands of new shoppers into the coffee category,” said Ingrid Hayes, Marketing Director for Nescafé UK and Ireland.
“With KitKat White Latte and Lion Mocha, we’re building on that strong foundation, and with the investment we’ve made in our UK manufacturing, we’re well placed to keep bringing exciting new products to market. We’re looking forward to seeing consumers enjoy these latest additions.”
The two new products have been supported by significant investment in Nestlé’s UK manufacturing footprint. A recent GBP 28 million investment at its Dalston factory in Cumbria has unlocked additional production capacity, enabling the business to accelerate innovation and bring new products, like these, to market more quickly.
Ian Pipes, Dalston Factory Manager, added that the investment last year has enabled advances in manufacturing processes, demonstrating a commitment to UK manufacturing.
“It’s improved efficiency and increased output, while enhancing recyclability,” said Pipes.
“Together, these improvements are helping Nestlé meet consumer demand while making progress with our sustainability goals.”
With both products already on shop shelves across the UK, the rollout marked the next step in Nestlé’s strategy to drive growth through innovation, brand collaboration, and investment in UK manufacturing.
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