In another win for coffee farmers in Hawaii’s Kona region, a United States federal judge this week approved a $12 million settlement against MSN, Ltd., the owner of the ABC…
Federal Judge Approves Final $12 Million Settlement in Kona Labeling Case
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O’Neill Coffee Acquired by Fellow Western PA Company Howe
Two long-running Western Pennsylvania coffee roasting companies have combined forces, as George J. Howe Company (a.k.a. Howe) has acquired the roasting and wholesale business of O’Neill Coffee Roasters. The financial…
Blue Bottle Coffee Hosting $75 Seated Popup Tastings in LA
Oakland, California-born Blue Bottle Coffee is launching a six-week popup in Los Angeles called Blue Bottle Studio. Resembling a culinary popup that might be found in the fine dining world,…
Build-Outs Of Coffee: Crema Coffee Roasters In Brentwood, TN
This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Crema Coffee Roasters in Brentwood, Tennessee.
A Conversation with the Authors of the 2023 Coffee Barometer
As it has in past editions, the Coffee Barometer made a massive splash throughout the coffee industry upon its latest release two weeks ago, as it outlined some of the…
Study Associates Moderate Coffee Drinking with Reduced Depression and Anxiety
A recent study from researchers in China associates two to three cups of coffee per day with the lowest risk of both anxiety and depression among all coffee drinkers and…
New EU Deforestation Laws May Negatively Impact Vulnerable Farmers The Most
This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Small-scale producers without traceability measures already in place may suffer.
Alias Coffee Makes a Name for Itself in Upstate New York
The Troy, New York-based roasting company that goes by the name Alias Coffee recently opened its second retail location, establishing a new identity in Albany. The new shop spans approximately…
An Indecent Proposal: Should Coffee Be Regulated Like Alcohol?
This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. How do we get people to pay more for coffee?
‘Coffee Prices & Technology Summit’ Coming in October
The firm Digital Coffee Future (DCF) is launching an online summit on coffee prices called “Coffee Prices & Technology Summit: Trends, Margins and Pay Gap.” Prices for green coffee remains…