Nescafé Classic Decaf soluble coffee

Nescafé is a global hallmark of coffee culture, originally launched in Switzerland by Nestlé in 1938 as a result of a request from the Brazilian government to help preserve coffee surpluses. This particular product, a decaffeinated soluble coffee (Café soluble descafeinado), is a staple in the Spanish market, frequently sold in single-serve sachets (sobres de 2g).

In Spain, Nescafé has a significant manufacturing presence at its factory in Reus (Tarragona), which serves as one of the world's largest production centers for soluble coffee. While the brand is Swiss in origin and owned by the multinational conglomerate Nestlé S.A., local production ensures that the items found in es-ES retailers are often made within the country. Nestlé continues to be the ultimate owner, maintaining its position as one of the largest food and beverage companies globally through 2026 and beyond.