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Nescafe CH Extra

The supplied sources describe NESCAFÉ in Switzerland but do not establish a distinct commercial entity called Nescafe CH Extra.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

The supplied evidence identifies the broader NESCAFÉ brand and its Swiss-facing website. It describes NESCAFÉ as an internationally known coffee brand, presents products and recipes on its Swiss site, and recounts the launch of NESCAFÉ soluble coffee in Switzerland. However, the evidence does not name or describe a separate brand, product, or company called “Nescafe CH Extra.” Its entity type, specific offerings, ownership, and operating status therefore cannot be confirmed for this exact subject.

History

The supplied history source concerns the broader NESCAFÉ brand, not a separately verified entity called Nescafe CH Extra. It recounts that the idea for instant coffee arose in 1929 after Nestlé received a request from Brazil to develop a quick-to-prepare product that could help address a coffee surplus. The source says chemist Max Morgenthaler pursued the work, moving from an unsuccessful tablet concept to a powdered product intended to preserve coffee flavor. After seven years of research, soluble coffee was launched in Switzerland under the NESCAFÉ name. The source also reports that it was selling in more than 30 countries by 1940. These milestones provide context about NESCAFÉ, but the supplied evidence does not establish a separate launch date, product history, or corporate history for Nescafe CH Extra.

  • 1940

    NESCAFÉ sold in more than 30 countries

  • 1929

    Instant-coffee development proposed

  • NESCAFÉ soluble coffee launched in Switzerland

Products and positioning

Product categories. coffee · instant coffee · coffee beans · capsules

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