Rooted in Craft: Meet the 2025 Latte Art and Coffee in Good Spirits Champions
Chen Zhuohao and Georgius “Odi” Teja share how mentorship, cultural pride, and regional momentum shaped their paths to the podium.
Community Unites After Jacksonville Cafe Owner Detained by ICE
When a Jacksonville coffee shop owner was arrested, facing possible deportation by ICE, neighbors, customers, and a city councillor rallied to her side.
Coffee News Club: Week of August 18th
Starbucks locations in Korea are asking customers to leave the printer at home. Plus coffee myths debunked and community rallies after shop owner is detained by ICE.
New Research Illuminates Climate Risks Facing Emerging Coffee Regions
Researchers found that, for every 1°C temperature drop below freezing during the cherry’s maturation phase, coffee yields fell by nearly 19%.
Here’s How Far Cannabis Beverages Have Come Since the CBD Coffee Craze
Coffee drinks made with CBD oil made a big splash circa 2018. Since then, the market for cannabis beverages has changed drastically, representing a shift in the way consumers approach alcohol, wellness, and leisure.
Running a Celebrity Coffee Brand With Danny Wright of COLLAB Coffee
In the latest episode of the Coffee Think Tank podcast, Danny Wright shares how he built COLLAB into a fast-growing partner for celebrity and creator coffee brands.
New Investment-Backed Chain Opens in Berlin, Challenging Independent Shops
In cities across the world, a coffee war is raging, pitting independent specialty coffee shops against low-cost, tech-driven chains flush with investment cash.
Record-Breaking Panama Gesha Price Stirs Praise and Criticism at Auction
At this year’s Best of Panama auction, a 20-kilo lot of washed Gesha coffee from Hacienda La Esmeralda sold for $604,080, or $30,204 per kg.
Coffee News Club: Week of August 11th
Click to find out which city is the next VC-funded coffee shop hub. Plus, record-breaking coffee prices in Panama is met with mixed reactions and more tariff news.
With 50% Tariff on Brazilian Goods, China May Become Larger Landing Spot for Coffee
In 2024, the United States imported $2 billion worth of coffee from Brazil. That might soon change.