A Belgian startup called Koppie is joining the growing coffee substitute movement, developing a proprietary fermented legume-based ingredient that can be roasted, ground and brewed like coffee. Koppie just closed…
Belgium’s Koppie Joins the Growing Coffee Substitute Crowd
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