United States President Donald Trump announced his “Liberation Day” tariffs yesterday, including new fees between 10% and 46% on imports from 15 of the world’s top 20 coffee-producing countries. Outside…
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A new study explores how the color of coffee packaging exerts a powerful influence on consumer expectations of specialty coffee. Not only does bag color affect expectations of sensory attributes…
Central America-connected roasting company Anticonquista Café opened its first brick-and-mortar coffee shop in Chicago this month, following five years of mobile and pop-up operations. The new Pilsen neighborhood cafe aims…
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This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Madagascar Has The World’s Most Diverse Coffee Genetic Population—Now It’s Ready To Bloom on Sprudge Special Projects.
Raleigh, North Carolina-based Black & White Coffee Roasters is now part of FairWave, continuing FairWave’s five-year streak of acquisitions in the high-end specialty coffee industry. Black & White, founded in…
Two relatively new coffee (and chocolate) consumer events are returning to the East Coast in 2025, with the DMV and Pennsylvania Chocolate & Coffee Festivals. Entering its fourth year, the…
Two key figures behind 20-year-old Salem, Massachusetts-based Jaho Coffee recently launched a new direct-to-consumer coffee brand called Dekáf Coffee Roasters. Marketing and design specialist Khanh Nguyen and Jaho Coffee Founder…
Before the specialty coffee associations of the United States and Europe merged to form SCA, I spent a few years as a volunteer on the SCAA Sustainability Council. I was working…