Lavazza unveils Tablì: A packaging-free single-serve coffee solution
Sustainability
Lavazza Group has revealed a preview of Tablì, an innovative coffee system, during Milano Design Week 2025. The launch marks a significant milestone for the company as it celebrates its 130th anniversary and introduces a new product concept to the coffee industry.
Tablì represents the culmination of a five-year research and development programme, resulting in over 15 patents. Designed to redefine the single-serve coffee market, Tablì offers a practical, high-quality solution for home coffee preparation, responding to evolving consumer preferences.
The system features a 100% coffee 'tab' and a specially developed machine with an advanced delivery mechanism, aiming to provide a new sensory experience. Tablì’s design enables the release of coffee’s aroma, colour, and flavour without the need for additional packaging materials, aligning with contemporary demands for sustainability and simplicity.
Lavazza’s latest innovation continues its tradition of blending research, design, and Italian craftsmanship, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to shaping the future of coffee while promoting the excellence of 'Made in Italy'.
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