One of the tiniest of the world’s tiny coffee islands, Dominica in the Caribbean has laid out big plans for a major revival of the coffee industry, reports the online…
In this fascinating article for the New York Times writer science writer Carl Zimmer explores some of the latest research on the genome of coffee related to caffeine and the…
Ethiopia’s relatively new commodity bourse, the Ethiopia Commodities Exchange, has been credited with lifting export revenue from coffee to new heights, boosting both production and profitability. A few critics remain…
By Joseph Stromberg on August 28, 2014, 8:00 a.m. ET If you’re feeling sleepy and want to wake yourself up — and have 20 minutes or so to spare before…
In Greenland, every happening in life is celebrated with coffee from a boy’s first successful seal hunting expedition to the start of the new school year, while in Arctic neighbor…
We are saddened to learn that Fred Lockwood, the long-time publisher of the Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, has died at the age of 64 years. The T&CTJ was the…
JAN 25, 2015–UPDATE: Dear Followers, I just wanted to share this quick snap shot from Guadeloupe because this island paradise is just simply extraordinary, with the most amazing amazing AMAZING…
The Christmas present for all of us Coffee Lovers, scientists in Sweden have found that drinking coffee keeps your body young! The article here is in Danish, but if anyone…
The South American coffee nation of Ecuador was hit by a massive 7.8 earth quake Saturday evening. By Monday the death toll had risen to 413 and over 2,500 were…
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