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Some cafes are turning to biodegradable and edible packaging as a way to reduce waste. But many of these items contain major allergens—here’s what you need to know to keep patrons safe.

Click to find out what's got the kids going crazy for Starbucks in Australia. That and more — here's the news for the week of November 18th.

Historically, coffee traveled from producing countries in the Global South to consuming countries in the Global North. But increasingly, coffee producers are opening cafes that prioritize their own communities—and changing the wider coffee industry…

Single-use packaging might seem like an inevitable part of a coffee business, but learning the basics of sustainable design can help owners reduce waste and align packaging needs with their values.

Sharpies, new cupping tools, and turns out supporting your union makes you popular. That and more: here's the news for the week of November 11th.

Coffee shops are more connected than ever before, and building a robust technology stack is essential—here are the tech and tools industry leaders use to make their shops run smoothly.

Following Starbucks’ recent decision to cut back on drink promotions, we asked coffee shops if offering discounts is ever really worth it—and how they find success through thoughtful, targeted promotions.

Click to see why olive oil is getting booted off the Starbucks menu — that and all the other coffee news for the week of November 4th.

As part of this year’s Austin Coffee Festival, three longtime Austin coffee pros reflected on the changing industry—and shared their advice for keeping the coffee passion alive.

New reports suggest whole-bean coffee sales are on the rise. But what’s fueling that growth? We ask roasters what they think.