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Hailing from the Amazonian Rondônia state, Celesty has seen deforestation impact her region up close—all while demand has grown. But she believes that coffee can also be a powerful tool of reforestation.

A new lawsuit alleges that Black Rifle Coffee's America-forward approach misleads customers into believing coffee is grown in the United States.

Is tariff relief finally coming? Plus, a lawsuit against Black Rifle Coffee alleges its brand misleads customers, and Starbucks workers go on strike.

After months of pressure, the Trump administration announced that it would amend its stance on tariffs on certain products, including coffee.

Alcohol consumption has declined in America, and coffee shops are embracing the zero-proof movement with mocktails. Three cafes share how they’re shaking things up and attracting new customers.

JBC Coffee Roasters in Madison has been in the business for more than 30 years—here’s how co-owner Laura Salinger-Johnson has seen the industry change since the company’s founding.

According to new research, plastic coffee pods could be leeching microplastics into your coffee.

Starbucks workers go on strike, pod machines are leeching microplastics, and turns out caffeine can make it less safe to drive.

Members of Starbucks Workers United are about to go on strike on Red Cup Day, traditionally the company’s busiest day of the year.

Policy around coffee tariffs keeps changing, leaving U.S. roasters in limbo. We spoke with 11 roasters to learn how the uncertainty is reshaping their businesses.