Capitani ends 2019 on yet another positive note

As always, its presence at Host 2019 has given the expected results with visitors coming from all over the world. Also the achievement of the quality certification ISO 9001:2015 in July has allowed Capitani to strengthen its offer and position within the coffee machines market, the company’s core business, as well as to expand its offer and products in order to enter new emerging markets.

The main goal of the company is to increase its customer’s satisfaction and requirements, and also to exceed their expectations, thanks to a portfolio of high-quality products and a solid and reliable business. The next exhibition in 2020 will be Venditalia, in Milan Rho, where the company’s new products will be presented. Paper pod system machines are back in great demand and the desire to buy high quality, Made in Italy products is finally back. www.capitani.it

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