Booth Guests Include Emmy-winning Chef Nick Stellino and Mr. Espresso’s Luigi DiRuocco

Anaheim, CA: Steeped Coffee will be showcasing its revolutionary Steeped Brewing Method, which requires no specialty brewing equipment, at  Natural Products Expo West, March 8-12, 2022 in Anaheim, CA. Guests to the Steeped Coffee trade show booth during the event include Emmy award-winning chef Nick Stellino and Luigi DiRuocco, vice president of sales, Mr. Espresso (March 10th, 11 – 1 pm PST). Attendees are invited to join the Steeped sustainable single-serve coffee revolution with a visit to Booth 788 on the trade show floor.

“Steeped Coffee’s sustainable single-serve brewing method is disrupting traditional coffee service for individuals, companies and the hospitality industry,” said Josh Wilbur, Founder and CEO, Steeped Coffee. “From a GoFundMe campaign that launched four years ago to partnering with 250+ of the top local coffee roasters in the country, including iconic chef Nick Stellino, we’re just getting started.”

Fully compostable Steeped Packs are brewed like tea and deliver quality, craft-roasted coffee that is triple nitro-sealed to guarantee the perfect cup every time. The company’s coffee lineup features Nick Stellino Italian Coffee Medium-Dark Roast Blend in its innovative single-serve brewing method. Steeped was honored as the 2021 NEXTY Awards Winner for ‘Best New Product,’ ‘Best of Show’ at the 2021 KeHE Summer On Trends® Show, and ‘Best New Product’ at the 2019 Specialty Coffee Expo. The company donates 20% of sales to non-profit organizations, including Feeding America.

Natural Products Expo West is the leading trade show in the natural, organic, and healthy products industry. The event draws buyers from both big box and small independent retailers who seek the hottest products in organic and natural foods, clean beauty and home products, and supplements and ingredients. According to New Hope Network’s Nutrition Business Journal, the natural and organic industry is forecast to surpass $300 billion in sales by 2023 and $400 billion by 2030.