Zuid

Amsterdam Zuid connects De Pijp, Oud Zuid, and Zuidas into a vibrant coffee scene. From classic cafés to specialty bars, the area offers hotspots, cuppings, and pop-up workspaces. Sustainability is gaining ground through reused coffee grounds, circular hubs, reusable cups, workshops, and training sessions.

Specialty coffee in Zuid.

Roasters in Zuid

B

Badeta Koffiebranders

Hoofddorp, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
12 beans
Price/kg
€43–€230
Per shot
€0.77–€4.14

Bartsbeans

Middenmeer, Noord-Holland
€€
Beans
7 beans
Price/kg
€26–€28
Per shot
€0.46–€0.50

Beukenhorst Koffie

Lichtenvoorde, Gelderland
€€
Beans
7 beans
Price/kg
€24–€30
Per shot
€0.43–€0.54

Blanche Dael

Maastricht, Limburg
€€€
Beans
13 coffees
Price/kg
€31–€141
Per shot
€0.55–€2.53

Bocca Coffee

Dronten, Flevoland
€€€
Beans
14 beans
Price/kg
€30–€115
Per shot
€0.54–€2.07

Boot Koffie

Baarn, Utrecht Province
€€€
Beans
9 beans
Price/kg
€38–€47
Per shot
€0.68–€0.85

Brandmeesters

Boesingheliede, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
12 beans
Price/kg
€13–€155
Per shot
€0.24–€2.79

Brazuca Coffee

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
10 beans
Price/kg
€38–€68
Per shot
€0.68–€1.22

C

Cafecito

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
9 beans
Price/kg
€48–€88
Per shot
€0.86–€1.58

Cook & Boon

Breda, Noord-Brabant
€€
Beans
6 beans
Price/kg
€13–€36
Per shot
€0.23–€0.64

D

DAK Coffee Roasters

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€€
Beans
7 beans
Price/kg
€54–€98
Per shot
€0.98–€1.76

E

Espressofabriek

Zaandam, Noord-Holland
€€€€
Beans
3 beans
Price/kg
€56–€62
Per shot
€1.01–€1.12

F

Friedhats Coffee Roasters

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€€
Beans
28 beans
Price/kg
&#820a;€41–&#820a;€215
Per shot
€0,74–€3,87

G

Gosling Coffee

Weesp, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
11 beans
Price/kg
€34–€51
Per shot
€0.61–€0.91

H

Holy Beans

Nijmegen, Gelderland
€€
Beans
3 beans
Price/kg
€28–€29
Per shot
€0.50–€0.52

K

Keen Coffee

Utrecht, Utrecht Province
€€€
Beans
28 beans
Price/kg
€44–€157
Per shot
€0.80–€2.82

L

M

Manhattan Coffee Roasters

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland
€€€
Beans
20 beans
Price/kg
&#820a;€15–&#820a;€216
Per shot
€0,27–€3,89

Mocca d'Or

Zwolle, Overijssel
€€
Beans
8 beans
Price/kg
€29–€39
Per shot
€0.52–€0.71

Monks Coffee Roasters

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
7 beans
Price/kg
€45–€48
Per shot
€0.81–€0.86

Moto Coffee

Amersfoort, Utrecht Province
€€€
Beans
14 beans
Price/kg
€28–€44
Per shot
€0.51–€0.80

Moyee Coffee

Addis Ababa
€€
Beans
8 beans
Price/kg
€21–€35
Per shot
€0.38–€0.63

N

Nordkapp Coffee

Utrecht, Utrecht Province
€€€
Beans
9 beans
Price/kg
€38–€46
Per shot
€0.69–€0.83

P

Passieux

Heinkenszand, Zeeland
€€
Beans
10 beans
Price/kg
€27–€37
Per shot
€0.49–€0.66

R

Redbeans

Almelo, Overijssel
€€
Beans
4 beans
Price/kg
€26–€33
Per shot
€0.47–€0.60

Rum Baba Coffeeroasters

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
12 beans
Price/kg
€33–€113
Per shot
€0.60–€2.03

S

Simon Lévelt

Haarlem, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
23 beans
Price/kg
&#820a;€35–&#820a;€76
Per shot
€0.63–€1.36

Smit & Dorlas

Mijdrecht, Utrecht Province
€€
Beans
7 beans
Price/kg
€32–€38
Per shot
€0.58–€0.68

Stean’s Beans

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
10 beans
Price/kg
€46–€60
Per shot
€0.82–€1.08

T

The Block Coffee

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€
Beans
1 bean
Price/kg
€24
Per shot
€0,43

U

Uncommon Coffee

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€€
Beans
11 beans
Price/kg
€49–€125
Per shot
€0.88–€2.25

W

Wakuli

Watergang, Noord-Holland
€€
Beans
6 beans
Price/kg
€33–€38
Per shot
€0.59–€0.68

White Label Coffee

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€€
Beans
6 beans
Price/kg
€39–€93
Per shot
€0.70–€1.67

Z

Zuivere Koffie

Westzaan, North Holland
€€
Beans
5 beans
Price/kg
€30–€33
Per shot
€0.54–€0.59

Coffee Bars in Zuid

  • Little Collins

    Little Collins

    Little Collins is een brunchgelegenheid in de Amsterdamse wijk De Pijp. Het artikel behandelt de ontstaansgeschiedenis, Australische invloeden, het koffieaanbod en de beschikbare informatie over leveranciers en duurzaamheid.

  • Cleen Coffee & Cakes

    Cleen Coffee & Cakes

    Cleen Coffee & Cakes opende in juli 2025 in De Pijp in Amsterdam. De koffiebar biedt espresso, matchadranken, smoothies en gebak. Het artikel behandelt ook de oprichting, het assortiment en de betrokkenheid bij een tennistoernooi.

  • Clay Coffee Studio & Cafe

    Clay Coffee Studio & Cafe

    Clay Coffee was een koffiebar en keramiekstudio in De Pijp, Amsterdam. Het artikel beschrijft het koffieaanbod, de workshops en de voortzetting van de keramiekactiviteiten op een andere locatie.

  • LOCALS Specialty Coffee To-Go

    LOCALS Specialty Coffee To-Go

    LOCALS Specialty Coffee To-Go aan de Ferdinand Bolstraat in Amsterdam richt zich op koffie en gebak voor afhaal. Het artikel beschrijft de koffieblend, bereidingsmethoden, herkomst en bedrijfsclaims over duurzaamheid.

  • Café Caron

    Café Caron

    Café Caron is een Frans restaurant in De Pijp, opgericht in 2016 door Tom en David Caron. Het serveert koffie van Beukenhorst en beschikt over espressoapparatuur. Het volledige koffieaanbod is niet vastgesteld.

  • Harmani Microroasterie

    Harmani Microroasterie

    Harmani Microroasterie combineert een koffiebranderij en café aan de Frans Halsstraat in Amsterdam. Het artikel beschrijft het koffieassortiment, de Griekse invloeden op de kaart en de beschikbare bedrijfsinformatie.

  • The Coffee District – Buitenveldert

    The Coffee District – Buitenveldert

    Coffee District Buitenveldert is a specialty coffee café in Amsterdam-Zuid. The article describes the history, coffee roasters, location, workflow, sourcing, and public mentions.

  • Footnote Coffee

    Footnote Coffee

    Footnote Coffee is a coffee bar and roastery in De Pijp. This article explores the history, coffee selection, brewing methods, training, origin details, and professional accolades surrounding the shop.

  • Coffee Crafters

    Coffee Crafters

    Coffee Crafters is a coffee bar in Amsterdam Zuid with limited public information. The article describes their mentioned collaboration with Friedhats Coffee Roasters and the lack of data regarding their offerings and activities.

  • Café Berkhout

    Café Berkhout

    Café Berkhout in Amsterdam is described as a traditional “brown café” with details on its coffee, community role, and public business information.

  • Café Baskèts

    Café Baskèts

    Café Baskèts in Amsterdam is described as a retail café combining fashion, design, and coffee. The article covers its opening and partnership with Lot Sixty One Coffee Roasters.

  • Elevate Coffee Lab

    Elevate Coffee Lab

    Elevate Coffee Lab in De Pijp combines rotating coffees and hand-poured filter methods with workshops, tastings, and cultural events.

  • Café Schinkelhaven

    Café Schinkelhaven

    Café Schinkelhaven is a neighborhood café on the Amstelveenseweg featuring an all-day menu, Bocca coffee, regular pub quizzes, sports broadcasts, and a few publicly listed suppliers.

  • BLUEY’S Coffee & Kitchen Zuid/WTC

    BLUEY’S Coffee & Kitchen Zuid/WTC

    BLUEY’S Coffee en Kitchen opened a second location in WTC Amsterdam in 2025. The article describes its history, coffee offerings, suppliers, and company claims regarding origin and sustainability.

  • JOE & THE JUICE Gustav Mahlerlaan

    JOE & THE JUICE Gustav Mahlerlaan

    The location on Gustav Mahlerlaan combines coffee, juices, and food. The article covers its history, preparation methods, use as a workspace, sustainability, and publicity.

  • BUNS Amsterdam

    BUNS Amsterdam

    BUNS Amsterdam opens in March 2026 in De Pijp. The venue combines brunch, sandwiches, and burgers with espresso, milk drinks, and coffee from Stooker Specialty Coffee.

  • CC Schelde

    CC Schelde

    CC Schelde is a Coffeecompany location in the Amsterdam Rivierenbuurt. The article describes the opening, the interior, the drink menu, the baristas, the purchasing policy, and participation in Too Good To Go.

  • Mister Nata

    Mister Nata

    Mister Nata on Van Woustraat is the focus of this profile on the founding, the coffee offering, the origin of pastéis de nata, food waste, collaborations, and media attention.

  • CC Beethoven

    CC Beethoven

    CC Beethoven is a Coffeecompany location on Beethovenstraat in Amsterdam-Zuid, featuring information on the venue, its history, interior design, coffee selection, and company-wide initiatives.

  • Bij Paul & Ninette

    Bij Paul & Ninette

    Paul en Ninette in De Pijp is described as a unique blend of café, wine shop, and concept store, offering coffee, breakfast, retail products, and a connection to Nine(T)Teen B&B.

  • CC Van Wou

    CC Van Wou

    CC Van Wou is a Coffeecompany location on Van Woustraat in Amsterdam Zuid, with documentation on the coffee, origin information, and select cultural events.

  • Binnen Buiten

    Binnen Buiten

    Café Binnen Buiten in De Pijp is described as a neighborhood café featuring espresso-based coffee drinks, a terrace, social activities, and mentions in local guides.

  • Manhattan Lounge Bar

    Manhattan Lounge Bar

    Manhattan Lounge Bar is a bar-restaurant located in the Crowne Plaza Amsterdam – South, offering Moyee Coffee, food, cocktails, live jazz, and events centered around the Zuidas.

  • Clapham Specialty Coffee

    Clapham Specialty Coffee

    Clapham Specialty Coffee is a young espresso bar in Amsterdam Oud-Zuid, serving coffee from Stooker, featuring rotating art exhibitions, and receiving public mentions.

  • De Wasserette

    De Wasserette

    De Wasserette is a day café in De Pijp offering breakfast, lunch, and coffee. The profile describes the location, concept, Friedhats coffee, kitchen, and public visibility.

  • MiniMarkt Amsterdam

    MiniMarkt Amsterdam

    MiniMarkt Amsterdam is described as a children’s concept store in Amsterdam Zuid, featuring a café, play area, lunch options, and Bocca coffee.

  • Craft Coffee & Pastry

    Craft Coffee & Pastry

    Craft Coffee en Pastry is a coffee bar, bakery, and patisserie in De Pijp with a gluten-free focus, coffee from Nordkapp, and limited public information on brewing methods and origins.

  • The Tosti Club @ SPAR city Hobbemakade

    The Tosti Club @ SPAR city Hobbemakade

    The Tosti Club at SPAR city Hobbemakade is described as a shop-in-shop offering tosti’s, barista coffee, and food service within a city store in Amsterdam-Zuid.

  • Badeta Koffiebranders Van Wou / Albert Cuyp

    Badeta Koffiebranders Van Wou / Albert Cuyp

    Badeta Koffiebranders Van Wou is described as a coffee bar in De Pijp, linked to its own roastery, with information on coffee, origins, and training programs.

  • Coffee District – Buitenveldertselaan

    Coffee District – Buitenveldertselaan

    Coffee District on the Buitenveldertselaan is a community-focused specialty café featuring a minimalist interior, espresso, and single-origin filter coffee. With guest roasters, a focus on pour-over, to-go service, and a conscious laptop-free policy.

  • Coffee District – Olympiaplein

    Coffee District – Olympiaplein

    Coffee District at the Olympiaplein is a modern specialty coffee bar and concept store featuring fast take-away, consistent espresso and filter, beloved cinnamon rolls and banana bread, plus courses and home-brewing products.

  • Coffee District – Willemsparkweg

    Coffee District – Willemsparkweg

    A glass-fronted take-away in Oud-Zuid where baristas showcase both speed and quality. Espresso is the foundation, complemented by filter and batch-brew, guest roasters, and sweets, plus a small retail selection for home brewing.

  • The Block Coffee

    The Block Coffee

    The Block Coffee is a coffee bar in the Scheldebuurt featuring espresso, filter coffee, non-coffee drinks, own branding, events, and public mentions in Amsterdam hospitality guides.

  • Quinnie’s

    Quinnie’s

    In the Rivierenbuurt in Amsterdam, Quinnie’s combines a coffee bar with second-hand children’s clothing, consignment, reuse, and activities for families.

  • At Seven Amsterdam

    At Seven Amsterdam

    At Seven Amsterdam is described as a breakfast and lunch spot in the Scheldestraat, offering coffee, smoothies, açaí products, supplier information, and limited public documentation regarding coffee preparation.

  • LOCALS All Day Brunch Jacob

    LOCALS All Day Brunch Jacob

    LOCALS All Day Brunch Jacob is located in De Pijp. The article describes the location, opening, coffee, brunch menu, sourcing information, and public mentions.

  • Brasserie Van Dam

    Brasserie Van Dam

    Brasserie Van Dam on the Cornelis Schuytstraat is described as a brasserie offering breakfast, lunch, drinks, and dinner. The article also covers the espresso offering, public mentions, and limited information on sourcing.

  • LOCALS All Day Brunch Daniel

    LOCALS All Day Brunch Daniel

    LOCALS All Day Brunch Daniel is a spot located in De Pijp. The article explores the space within Locals Coffee, their brunch concept, coffee line, drink selection, and available sourcing information.

  • Symphony’s

    Symphony’s

    Symphony’s in Amsterdam Zuid is described as a bar, brasserie, and lunch spot, serving coffee via Redbeans, with self-service lunch and options for groups.

  • Cafecito Rijnstraat

    Cafecito Rijnstraat

    Profile of Cafecito Rijnstraat at Rijnstraat 32, with public information regarding the 2025 opening, the coffee offering, beans, and its position within the Cafecito brand.

  • Simon Lévelt Ferdinand Bolstraat

    Simon Lévelt Ferdinand Bolstraat

    Article about Simon Lévelt on the Ferdinand Bolstraat in Amsterdam-Zuid, focusing on the history, the 2017 pilot store, coffee and tea, and brand-wide sustainability.

  • Wakuli Tweede Jacob van Campenstraat

    Wakuli Tweede Jacob van Campenstraat

    An article about Wakuli on the Tweede Jacob van Campenstraat in Amsterdam, including details on its opening, menu, activities, and the brand’s sustainability policy.

  • LOT61 Hendrik Jacobszstraat

    LOT61 Hendrik Jacobszstraat

    An overview of LOT61 on the Hendrik Jacobszstraat in Amsterdam-Zuid, featuring information on its background, coffee selection, sustainability, and public visibility.

  • Coffee & Coconuts Zuidas

    Coffee & Coconuts Zuidas

    This article describes Coffee and Coconuts Zuidas as the second location in Amsterdam, focusing on its opening, address listings, ownership, coffee offering, and origin.

  • Stean’s Beans

    Stean’s Beans

    Article about Stean’s Beans in Amsterdam-Zuid as a coffee bar and roastery, focusing on origin, workshops, and the organization of the coffee chain.

  • Wakuli Van Woustraat

    Wakuli Van Woustraat

    Overview of Wakuli on the Van Woustraat in Amsterdam, featuring information on location, origins, coffee selection, workshops, and public claims regarding the supply chain.

  • Darras Coffee Roasters – Albert Cuyp

    Darras Coffee Roasters – Albert Cuyp

    Overview of the Darras Coffee Roasters location at the Albert Cuyp, including history, assortment, origin, and visibility in public sources.

  • Coffeecompany De Bol

    Coffeecompany De Bol

    An overview of Coffeecompany De Bol in De Pijp, focusing on the brand’s history, the coffee selection, and the publicly documented location details.

  • Wakuli

    Wakuli

    Article about Wakuli on the Amstelveenseweg in Amsterdam Zuid, focusing on the 2023 opening, the coffee offering, workshops, and the business model centered around direct sourcing.

  • Brandmeesters

    Brandmeesters

    This article describes Brandmeesters on the Maasstraat in Amsterdam-Zuid, focusing on history, coffee and brewing methods, workshops, sustainability, origin, and public mentions.

  • De Bakkerswinkel

    De Bakkerswinkel

    The article describes De Bakkerswinkel in Amsterdam-Zuid in terms of its location, concept, coffee selection, high tea, catering, and suppliers.

  • Akhi ’n Friends

    Akhi ’n Friends

    Overview of Akhi ’n Friends in Amsterdam-Zuid, featuring publicly documented information regarding location, opening hours, concept, drinks, and media visibility.

  • Lebkov & Sons Zuidas

    Lebkov & Sons Zuidas

    An article about Lebkov Sons Zuidas in The Rock in Amsterdam, focusing on the opening, design, coffee, sourcing, and its position within the Zuidas network.

  • Coffeecompany Ceintuur

    Coffeecompany Ceintuur

    Article about Coffeecompany Ceintuur on the Van Woustraat in De Pijp, featuring information on location, chain context, drinks, origin, and some publicly documented activities.

  • Nana coffee house

    Nana coffee house

    A profile of Nana coffee house in Amsterdam-Zuid, featuring information on the concept, the 2020 opening, the menu, and publicly available business data.

  • Bakkerij Mater

    Bakkerij Mater

    Bakkerij Mater in Amsterdam Zuid combines artisanal bread, local sustainability, and coffee from Friedhats. Experience their philosophy of regenerative agriculture and community engagement.

  • Cafecito Beethovenstraat

    Cafecito Beethovenstraat

    Cafecito Beethovenstraat offers high-quality coffee experiences in Amsterdam, from espresso drinks to matcha lattes, with a community-oriented atmosphere and a work-friendly environment.

  • Coffee Bru (Van Woustraat)

    Coffee Bru (Van Woustraat)

    Coffee Bru in Amsterdam Oost offers specialty coffee, delicious treats, and a cozy atmosphere, with a strong focus on sustainability and ethically sourced coffee.

  • Cafecito Van Baerlestraat

    Cafecito Van Baerlestraat

    Specialty espresso bar and roastery with V60, Chemex and AeroPress, espresso classics, matcha and iced. Organizes cuppings and shopping evenings in Amsterdam Zuid.

  • Brandmeester’s

    Brandmeester’s

    Brandmeesters from Amsterdam Zuid grew from a neighborhood shop into a micro-roastery with a bar, an open Modbar, and a wide selection of single origins. Slow-roasted micro batches, workshops, and sustainable sourcing form the core; tasting, learning, and buying all converge at the brand store on the Maasstraat.

More over Zuid

Coffee culture in Amsterdam-Zuid, where tradition and trend converge

Amsterdam-Zuid breathes coffee. Street markets, stately avenues, and modern office districts together form a tight-knit coffee scene. Residents, commuters, and visitors find everything here from quick espresso breaks to long table sessions. The neighborhood blends style with speed, and craftsmanship with convenience.
Demand is high, and the offering is rich and innovative. History, hotspots, events, community, and sustainability form the backbone. Below is a clear guide for anyone looking to understand the market.

From market squares to boardrooms: a brief history

De Pijp set the tone early on. The Albert Cuyp officially became a market in 1905 and grew into a six-day-a-week market by 1912. Coffee stops among the stalls became a staple, with cafés in the side streets serving as natural gathering spots.
At the end of the nineteenth century, Oud-Zuid saw the creation of wide avenues around Museumplein and Willemspark. Elegant cafés filled the streets, creating a sophisticated coffee house atmosphere. That classic style lives on today, now blended with modern filter and espresso techniques.
From the sixties onwards, De Pijp evolved into a creative “Quartier Latin.” Terraces and cafés became the stage for neighborhood life, study, and conversation. The rhythm of the district echoed through cups, mugs, and carafes.
In the late nineties, Zuidas emerged as a mixed residential and business district. Amsterdam Zuid station and the surrounding offices created a weekday coffee peak. Grab-and-go spots, premium vending machines, and hand-brews multiplied rapidly.

Hotspots and roasters setting the tone

The Coffee District started in 2017 as a small bar in Zuid and grew to multiple locations, including Willemsparkweg and Olympiaplein. A focus on specialty beans, precise recipes, and high-quality brewing gear has attracted a loyal following.
Scandinavian Embassy at Sarphatipark 34 is considered the gold standard. The café pairs roasters from the North with fine food and exact brewing profiles. Media and city guides have recognized this consistent quality for years.
In the Zuidas, BLCK. Coffee and the Masters serves the corporate heart. Hand-brews, a sleek workflow, and event catering match the pace of Mahlerlaan and the office lobbies.
Coffee & Coconuts Zuidas roasts in-house and operates as an all-day hub. Breakfast, lunch, and meeting sessions flow seamlessly into cuppings and team moments.
Local guides consistently name The Coffee District as a standout in Zuid. This speaks volumes about their brand value and deep roots in the neighborhood.

Events and habits that bind communities

The Amsterdam Coffee Festival, scheduled for April 16–18, 2026, at NDSM, also draws cafés and baristas from Zuid. Tastings, masterclasses, and cuppings strengthen knowledge and networking. This is where new trends get a fast start.
On market days at the Albert Cuyp, coffee rounds are part of the ritual. Stalls, alleys, and cafés create a compact route for short breaks and quick encounters.
Zuidas features many workplace pop-ups and catering services. BLCK. Coffee and the Masters and Coffee & Coconuts organize sessions for teams and clients. The city's cupping and workshop culture is easily accessible from Zuid.

Who drinks what, and why it matters

Amsterdam-Zuid has approximately 149,000 residents with an average income around €61,300. The working core between 27 and 65 years old is about 58%. This generates steady weekday traffic and a demand for premium coffee.
Amsterdam is oriented toward young adults, with about 48% in the 18–45 age group. This demographic embraces specialty coffee, variety, and the story of origin. They value consistent quality and fast service.
Nationally, about 80% of people aged 16 and older drink coffee weekly, as of 2024. Furthermore, the Netherlands ranks among the top for per capita consumption, at around 8.4 kg per person. This foundation justifies a dense network of coffee bars, especially in affluent neighborhoods.

Sustainability that goes beyond the cup

Zuidas strives for circular and waste-free operations. Cafés separate their coffee grounds and connect to collection and reuse systems. CIRCL, the circular pavilion on Gustav Mahlerplein, demonstrates how low-impact hospitality works in practice.
Caffe Inc. is building an installation in Amsterdam that converts coffee grounds into oils and bio-based materials. Supported by the city's climate fund, this reduces CO₂ on a large scale, and businesses in Zuidas can participate.
Reusable cup systems, such as Huskee with HuskeeSwap and HuskeeLoop, limit single-use waste. The Coffee District sells these cups and encourages reuse. Circular business programs are putting coffee waste high on the agenda.
Practical steps for entrepreneurs and buyers
  • Align opening hours with peak traffic around the station and offices in Zuidas.
  • Combine the classic Oud-Zuid living room vibe with fast, modern service flows.
  • Invest in training sessions, cuppings, and meetups with local neighborhood baristas.
  • Implement reusable cups and separate coffee ground collection.
  • Use clear origin communication, concise menus, and consistent signature drinks.
Final Thoughts
Amsterdam-Zuid proves that coffee culture can grow without losing its edge. Here, history, quality, and sustainability meet, making the neighborhood a living laboratory for coffee, every weekday and every weekend.


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