Congressional Coffee Caucus Asks to Spare Coffee from Tariffs
Members of the Congressional Coffee Caucus wrote a letter requesting that coffee be exempt from current and future tariffs.
Coffee News Club: Week of July 28th
Starbucks’ CEO rakes in 6,666 more than what workers earn. Plus, tariffs won’t just hurt Americans, and Disneyland Starbucks workers walk off the job.
50% Tariff on Brazilian Coffee Could Hit Small Farmers Hardest
Trump’s proposed 50% tariff on Brazilian goods could drive down U.S. demand for coffee, hitting small farmers hardest.
A Coffee Pro’s Travel Hacks for Great Coffee on the Go
For coffee lovers, travel can be a problem. It’s hard to get a good cup of coffee on most planes, trains, or in airports—but Rachel Apple has some tips.
How Lucia Bawot’s New SANA Initiative Prioritizes Women Coffee Farmers’ Well-Being
After traveling through Colombia, Lucia Bawot launched SANA, a mental health program that offers therapy and support to women coffee farmers.
As Heat Advisories are Issued Across US, Should You Skip Coffee?
Both the NWS and the Centers for Disease Control advise people to limit intake of caffeinated drinks—as well as alcoholic and sugary beverages—during heatwaves.
Who Will Grow Coffee in the Future? Industry Faces a ‘Demographic Cliff’
One issue that also poses an imminent threat to coffee is age: coffee farmers are getting older, and younger generations are not always interested in taking over.
Coffee News Club: Week of July 21st
Is it safe to drink coffee during a heatwave? Experts weigh in. Plus more tariff news and confronting the generational gap that threatens the future of coffee.
Coffee Traders Race to Bring Coffee to the US and Beat Tariff Deadline
Coffee traders are scrambling to import as much coffee as they can to the United States by August 1st to avoid a potential 50% tariff.
How Cafes Can Get the Most Out of Instagram in 2025
Instagram still matters for coffee shops, but the playbook is changing. These are the strategies that hold up in 2025.