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Nitin is a features writer at Cafeer.de. He is a graduate of Barnard College and recently completed the MFA in writing at Columbia University.

Germany is Europe’s largest importer of green coffee beans. The German coffee roasting industry is huge, catering to both it’s domestic coffee market and export markets. Germans drink 250 litre coffee each year that’s more than the country’s consumption of beer or wine. Various studies have confirmed that Germans not only consume rivers of beer. Indeed, they are also the largest consumers of coffee in the world, consuming an average of no less than 5 cups a day per head. History of Cafes and Coffeehouses in Germany Coffeehouses in German history are recorded to be as old as 17th century.…

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A Consulting Business, also known as Consultancy Firm or Consultancy Agency, provides professional and expert advice to individual clients, other businesses and firms. A consultancy can have employees anywhere between a single consultant or hundreds of them. Besides providing professional advice and guidance, a consulting company can also provide a work plan towards the solution of the problem faced by the client and collaborate with the in-house department to solve the problem. A consultant is essential for every business nowadays be it management, engineering, information technology, design, writing and much more. Why is Consulting Business suitable for beginners? The consultancy…

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One viable option for German businesses is to open a restaurant. The food service business is well established and lucrative. While full-service restaurants dominate the industry in terms of revenue, fast food is dominated by foreign companies. Consumers in Germany are a major driving force in the commercial foodservice industry, but changing client dynamics, such as an ever-growing foreign population and an influx of annual visitors, also play a role. This means that the market features eateries that appeal to a variety of tastes, including those that specialize in Asian, European, and local fare. There are many things to do…

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