What's Brewing?
Someone once said "If you're not moving forward, you're actually falling behind". That is why, at Law Coffee, we are constantly developing and promoting new ways that will benefit our customers. We are committed to supporting our retail partners with new and innovative promotions to increase their coffee business.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Choice Cuts: The unseen side of the hospitality industryBy Karen Schloss-Diaz
Columnist
NorthJersey.com
Everyone gets what's cool and fun about restaurant-going: the fabulous food. The rock star chefs. Being waited on. Decadent treats from fiendishly talented pastry chefs. But what about the not-so-glamorous side of the business? The side you probably never think about. The side that's invisible to the outsider but needs management and tending day in and day out.
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Law Coffee was once again a proud supporter of the 16th Annual "Taste of Somerset." Both hot and iced coffee were served at the Palace at Somerset Park. This event was their most successful ever. Could it have been the iced coffee?
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Iced coffee anyone? Law Coffee was proud to introduce our new iced coffee program at the Asian American Retailer's Association 2007 trade show in Ford's, N.J.
Pictured left to right: David W. Mendez, Grace Alongi, David M. Mendez, Matt Flanagan |
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This 25 foot inflatable balloon is just one of the many exciting point of sale items we have created to promote and support a successful iced coffee program! |
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Eddie Mills (front row, third from left) celebrates 40 years of service with W.B. Law and Son, Inc. |
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Joe Tomczyk and David Mendez spent time at Nuova Simonelli's North American Distribution headquarters in Ferndale, Washington to expand Law Coffee's knowledge and experience in the espresso business. |
 | Some mornings, you feel like the only thing that will wake you up properly is a good, tall cup of coffee.
Well if you check out this service station on Rockaway Parkway, you'll be satisfied. the manager of the station said the brand, Law Coffee, is popular on Long Island, but many Canarsie residents who were asked said they'd never heard of it. P.S. It's ironic that the home of "Law" Coffee is located across from the local police precinct.
Charles Rogers
Canarsie Courier |
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20-foot inflatable cup makes front page of Connecticut newspaper business section.
Giant 20-foot inflatable coffee pots or cups are placed at participating Law Coffee locations. These eye catching balloons have been known to increase coffee sales significantly by drawing in coffee lovers everywhere! |
Heard it on the Radio
Law Coffee customers were thrilled when they heard their favorite coffee being promoted on WBAB, WCBS and WFNY-FM radio. Long Island customers were greeted by WBAB with free tee shirts and bumper stickers during a special kick-off promotion! Now that's what we call "Java for Your Journey®".
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