Coffee News

The Good Food Awards, nicknamed “Oscars”, are announced yearly to honor food and drink producers who’ve created a responsible food delivery system that honors both farmers and producers, while f ...

We can all be thankful to have made it out of the dark ages of coffee. Believe it or not, but in the land that brought us Turkish coffee, it was at one time a capital offense to be caught with a cup o ...

Doctors, researchers and poison information specialists have gone to battle against the energy drink industry in Australia over the safety of the highly caffeinated products. The health professionals ...

Along with the growing popularity of coffee and drinking it on the go, there’s been a parallel increase in paper waste due to disposable cups. To deal with that, environmentally concerned consumers ...

Eleven years after a Kevin Spacey film, Pay It Forward, spread the idea, the charitable movement is still alive and well. It made the news again this week, in a story focusing on a small South Carolin ...

Starbucks made news this week in a move to change its image, with the debut of “Blonde”. A light roast, Blonde follows the introduction of a medium roast several years ago and it’s hoped it will ...

Coffee roasters this season find themselves in the midst of making a hard decision which involves guessing how clients will respond to an Arabica shortage. Ultimately it’s the consumer who will det ...

When you see a bag with the words Kona coffee blend on it, what does it bring to mind? Do you assume most of the beans in the blend were grown in the Kona region? What percentage? This question and t ...

A defect in coffee which has been called “potato taste” has surfaced in Rwanda and is threatening the coffee there. It seems pests can cause taste changes in plants. For example, the stink bug, wh ...

India is giving its coffee farmers subsidies for green technology used in coffee farming. The request for subsidies is being considered for farmers who use eco pulpers and worm compost beds so that th ...