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Costa Coffee wholesale

by The Coca-Cola Company·Beverages
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Parallel tracks 2 Costa Coffee products in Beverages. Costa Coffee is a The Coca-Cola Company brand. None available right now. Post a request and verified suppliers come back with offers, each one inspected before any payment is released.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Costa Coffee is listed on Parallel by verified European suppliers. Compare what is available by the carton or the pallet, EXW across the EU.

Prices are set per offer by each supplier and move with availability, so there is no single list price. Sign in to see live unit and carton prices on every Costa Coffee offer.

Costa Coffee is freely tradable across the EU as parallel-imported Beverages. Parallel verifies the VAT IDs of both parties and holds payment until the goods pass independent inspection.

Yes. Parallel only lists goods that are freely tradable inside the EU/EEA and respects trademark exhaustion rules, so Costa Coffee stock sourced in one member state can be resold in another.

Minimum order quantities are set per offer by each supplier, typically one carton or one pallet. Every Costa Coffee offer states its own MOQ, units per carton and cartons per pallet.

Yes. Most Costa Coffee offers quote both a carton and a pallet price, and the palletisation is shown per offer so you can work out a full-truck quantity.

Independent European wholesalers and distributors. Every seller is verified before listing, and supplier identity is shared with the buyer once an order is placed.

Every order passes through an independent inspection warehouse before funds are released to the seller. You only pay for Costa Coffee goods that pass, and best-before dates are stated per offer.

Yes. Within the EU/EEA, parallel-imported goods can be freely traded subject to local rules. Offers are quoted EXW, so you arrange onward transport from the supplier's warehouse.

Post a request. Verified suppliers are notified and come back with offers, so demand gets matched even when nothing for Costa Coffee is on the board today.