Although the traditional method is to brew coffee from ground beans, capsules (to a greater extent) facilitate this process. Now, instead of those, a company has created balls.

CoffeeB arrives as a more environmentally friendly solution.

Swiss company immigrants She created a different coffee machine, which is a breath of fresh air for the environment in this area.  Instead of serving coffee from traditional capsules, CoffeeB does its job with balls.
According to TechCruch, Migros tries to find a balance between the ease of capsules, which we already know, and the environmental benefits of ground coffee.  After all, although there are recyclable or biodegradable alternatives to common plastic-covered capsules, most are still single-use.

In a groundbreaking manner, the Coffee Ball produces no waste and is "a revolution in an industry plagued by massive waste".  This is because consumers of coffee in capsules contribute 100,000 tons of waste annually worldwide.

The next generation of coffee capsules is here, and it comes without a capsule.

Caroline Seifarth of CoffeeB said in a statement that the new Machine It is the result of half a decade of research and will revolutionize the way the world consumes this product.

The secret of CoffeeB is to compress the capsules into a layer made of seaweed, unflavored, which gives structure and ensures that the product does not lose flavour.

The CoffeeB system gives you the ultimate coffee enjoyment because it uses only what you need to get the perfect coffee: the best beans, the best roasts and the perfect grind.  In other words, premium coffee, pressed into a coffee ball.

Read it on the official Migros website.
For now, the machine is fair Available In Switzerland, for 149 euros, and a box of nine balls for 4.60 euros.