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Missouri attorney general takes Starbucks to court over DEI, plus stories on coffee defects and the Korean coffee market. Here's the news for February 17th.

Microfinance programs offer women smallholders financial education and access to credit. One program is showing how it can support economic resilience as demographic and climate change make coffee production more risky.

Coffee Milano Cafe had its best-ever sales month after a TikTok video went viral. This example of earned media demonstrates how coffee businesses can leverage their own content for powerful marketing.

Lots of news this week: Fake beans, Canadians change the name of Americanos, and coffee hits $4 per pound.

Finding a coffee partner to supply your business requires more than just tasting samples from different roasters. Here’s how to evaluate wholesale coffee roasters—and find your perfect match.

Results from a new study show that drinking coffee in the morning can benefit cardiovascular health. But what do the pros have to say about their favorite time to drink coffee?

Click to read why Blue Bottle baristas walked out of work for exactly seven minutes and 59 seconds. That and more: here's the coffee news for the week.

Café con Jiribilla in Mexico City makes use of small spaces and practical tools, all while focusing on sourcing single-origin coffees from Mexico.

Worker cooperatives are growing in popularity across the United States, and nowhere is this more apparent than in Charm City. Could worker-owned cafes offer a model for the coffee industry of the future?

Click to find out how much the private sector contributes to coffee research. That and more—here's the news for the week of January 27th.