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Thursday 18 November 2021 10:06 am

Costa Coffee will serve M&S food from next year

By: Emily Hawkins

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Idhl said winning new clients such as Costa Coffee helped to increase its revenue during 2023.
Idhl said winning new clients such as Costa Coffee helped to increase its revenue during 2023.

Costa Coffee and M&S Food have joined forces so that customers visiting the coffee chain will be able to order M&S items. 

The collaboration, titled Costa Coffee Now Serving M&S Food, will launch next year and mean Costa customers can order more than 30 M&S menu items.

The range will be available in more than 2,500 coffee shops across the UK, plus Drive-Thru lanes. 

While the companies did not reveal the full list of products available just yet, it said customers will be able to choose from a range of M&S sandwiches and salads.

The range will also include products from the Plant Kitchen and Made Without brands, to cater to customers with dietary requirements.

Costa’s managing director for the UK and Ireland, Neil Lake, said: “Following the recent launch of our amazing new festive menu, we are delighted to bring further festive cheer by announcing a new food collaboration with M&S Food, launching next year.

“As we continue to craft new coffee experiences across our stores, Costa Express machines, and Costa coffee in a can and at-home offer, we are bringing together two of the very best brands in a UK-first to launch the Costa Coffee Now Serving M&S Food range.”

The collaboration would give many more customers the chance to “enjoy our wide range of delicious sandwiches, salads and snacks,” Stuart Machin, chief operating officer and M&S Food managing director, said.

“Bringing together delicious, great quality M&S Food and the nation’s largest chain of coffee shops is great for customers as it extends our reach and supports our strategy of making M&S more relevant, more often for families,” Machin added.

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