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To call Everybody's Busy a coffee shop is underselling it. Owner Melissa Stinson curates coffee experiences out of a warehouse in Chicago and invites people to sit and stay awhile. 

Experimental coffee processing methods are becoming increasingly popular in the specialty coffee world. But what does it mean for farmers to engage with the potential—and risk—of these methods?

More celebrity coffee brands?!? Plus reinventing the wheel (or coffee shop) and science prevents coffee staining your teeth.

The average age of coffee farmers in Colombia is 55. But there’s a thriving community of producers and changemakers making coffee viable and exciting for the next generation. 

In India, tea often means chai, but interest in herbal teas and tisanes is rising—and some tea suppliers are hoping to unlock and explore the potential of caffeine-free teas.

Underminer in chief, price spikes in cocoa impact robusta markets, and sonic waves make cold brew. Here's the coffee news for May 13th.

A new course offers coffee shop workers tactics and tools to de-escalate conflict. We took the class: here's everything you need to know. 

Teamwork and staff wellbeing guide roastery decisions at the ever-growing Black and White Coffee in Raleigh. 

"We wouldn't have coffee, we wouldn't have chocolate. We wouldn't have tequila without bats." This and more coffee news for the week of May 6th.

Coffee roasters face a common struggle when setting up their ecommerce platforms: how to avoid waste while keeping products fresh. Now, many are turning to software to manage inventory.