 Besides the coffee shop activity, Kelly also acquired the rights to sell Gaggia machines, and so the company started to sell espresso machines to other coffee bars.In 1962, the Kenyan Coffee Company changed its name into the Kenco Coffee Company, to reflect the fact that the amount of coffee the company bought from Kenya was decreasing.Before being owned by Jacobs Douwe Egberts, the brand was owned by Mondelēz International, General Foods and before that Premier Foods.