Inrego, one of the Nordic region's leading players in circular IT, has entered into a partnership with Espresso House, the largest coffee shop chain in the Nordics with around 500 cafés in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Germany. Under the agreement, Inrego will supply refurbished IT equipment to all of the chain's cafés and offices.
Through the partnership, Espresso House will replace purchases of new hardware with professionally refurbished equipment—a choice that reduces climate impact, extends product lifespans, and supports the chain's sustainability goals.
"For us, it's important that sustainability runs through our entire business, not just what we serve in the cup. Choosing refurbished IT equipment is a concrete way to reduce our ecological footprint and connect our operations to a circular economy. We're glad to have found a partner like Inrego that can deliver quality at the scale we need," says Jessica Julin, Sustainability Manager at Espresso House Group.
In recent years, Espresso House has deepened its sustainability efforts, focusing on long-term solutions, greater transparency, and alignment with the EU's reporting requirements. The partnership with Inrego is another step in that direction, allowing the company to get the same high-quality equipment at a lower climate impact and cost.
"This is exactly the kind of partnership that shows circular IT works at scale. Espresso House is a company with high ambitions when it comes to sustainability, and we're proud to contribute to their journey," says Kajsa Him-Jensen, Key Account Manager at Inrego.
About Inrego
Founded in 1995, Inrego is one of the Nordic region's leading players in circular IT. The company buys, refurbishes, and sells IT equipment to businesses and organizations—helping to reduce resource consumption and lower climate impact.
About Espresso House
Espresso House is the largest coffee shop chain in the Nordics, with around 500 cafés in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Germany, and is part of JAB Holding Company.
