Sustainable Sourcing

Five Pacific Northwest coffee companies share why their approach to sustainability begins by building fair relationships with farmers.
by Robin Roenker | April 1, 2020

Boot Coffee Provides New Online Learning Platform

Just in time for staying home, Boot Coffee has created an online platform for coffee training, CoffeeCampus.com. Courses range from cupping and sensory analysis to roasting fundamentals.
by Fresh Cup Staff | March 24, 2020

How You Can Support Foodservice Workers in this Time

Support your local roasters, baristas, and coffee and tea professionals by finding virtual tip jars and online support groups in your area.
by Fresh Cup Staff | March 24, 2020

In Memoriam: Piero Bambi (1934-2020)

On Sunday, March 22, the coffee industry lost an icon: La Marzocco’s Piero Bambi.
by Fresh Cup Staff | March 24, 2020

Do You Know? William Ristenpart

A chemical engineering professor at the University of California, Davis, Ristenpart heads up the UC Davis Coffee Center research facility.
by Dan Shryock | March 23, 2020

The Many Hats of Food & Beverage Business Owners

Owning a food and beverage business means you’re often pulling double, triple, and quadruple duties. We’re not saying it’s easy, but it sure can get easier if you follow some simple guidelines.
by Fresh Cup Staff | March 18, 2020

World Coffee Research Shares Findings from a New Study

A World Coffee Research study traces the history of the Coffea arabica species.
by Fresh Cup Staff | March 17, 2020

Updates on Coffee Events in Light of COVID-19

COVID-19, or coronavirus, has been labeled a worldwide pandemic by the World Health Organization, resulting in many coffee events rescheduling in response.
by Fresh Cup Staff | March 17, 2020

So You Think You Can Roast?

Roasting coffee in-house
by Michael Butterworth | March 16, 2020

Cold Brew Roadshow Hits the Ground Running

Earlier this year, leaders in the cold brew industry kicked off a six-city roadshow focused on interactive learning and beverage innovation.
by Fresh Cup Staff | March 11, 2020