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Hosted by The Barista League, High Density is an online conference that will bring together 50+ speakers on the theme "Not Just Origin."

Schultz testifies, Fairtrade International raises its prices, and coffee may protect from MS — here's this week's news.

Many cafés double as bike repair shops, bookstores, clothing boutiques. With the rise of ecommerce, some are using their space as a shipping locale.

In March 2020, thousands of coffee businesses were forced to close their doors—some never reopened. This is in memory of all the shops we've lost.

Walkouts, "shelved" sustainability plans, and losing 36 minutes of sleep. Here's the news for the week of March 27th.

From iced lattes to frozen drinks, café customers can't get enough cold coffee. Find out how cafés can tap into the growing demand with a diverse cold drink menu.

The shape, weight, and feel of a cup can have a significant impact on the way you experience the flavor of coffee.

Young doctors being pitted against coffee pros was probably not on your 2023 news forecast. Here's the news for the week of March 20th.

We talk to the anthropology professor about his latest book, which explores the history of coffee in Guatemala to dissect how value is determined and created.

Number three might be our favorite—the Copenhagen-based exhibit showcases the evolution of classic coffee equipment.