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What happens to coffee when it doesn't rain enough? In coffee-producing countries worldwide, drought conditions are drying up coffee cherries and threatening production.

Your genetics might have something to do with your coffee tastes. That and more: here's the news for the week of July 1st.

Long believed to be detrimental to quality, how one farm showed intercropping coffee bushes with other plants can improve coffee and increase biodiversity.

Are you a new cafe owner struggling to find the perfect takeout packaging? Here's how to navigate packaging supply options and choose the right ones for your cafe.

Surprise! Americans love specialty coffee. A new study looks at value distribution, and drinking coffee at your desk is good for you.

Art and coffee live harmoniously at Three Keys Coffee, a Houston-based roastery that uses music to evoke a multi-sensory coffee experience.

Detroit Coffee Week celebrates the industry with a week full of events and educational opportunities.

A new study gives precise numbers on how value is distributed within the supply chain and why simply compelling people to "pay more for coffee" is not enough.

Starbucks gets in the movie biz, Rudy's coffee roaster is also bankrupt, and more union news. Here's what's up in coffee for the week of June 17th.

The European Union’s Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) started with good intentions, but may drastically change the way coffee is grown, sold, and consumed.