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Interest in robusta has been growing, but it’s just one of the varieties of the Coffea canephora species. A new tasting box hopes to expand the conversation around canephora.

Starbucks ditches the discounts. Plus, Brazil receives much-needed rain—although it might be too late—and another study shows coffee’s positive impact on Alzheimer's.

Starbucks workers 🤝 steelworkers. Plus, the United States coffee market heats up, and young Vietnamese entrepreneurs are leaving their jobs to open coffee shops.

Click to find out what % of all coffee grown Starbucks buys. That and more—here's the news for the week of October 7th.

Since 1997, one man has vowed to visit every single Starbucks in the world. But with thousands of stores opening annually, his quest has evolved into something more complicated than he first envisioned.

Click to find out how much Kona beans some companies were actually putting in their blends and calling it "Kona coffee." That and the rest of coffee news for the week of September 30th.

Scroll down to read a happy unionizing story. That plus tipping and heart health—here's the coffee news for the week of September 23rd.

But seriously—scroll to find out the CEO's plan for the stores. That and all the news you need to know in the coffee world for the week of September 16th.

Millennials are spending HOW MUCH on coffee? Scroll to find out. This and more: here's the news for the week of September 9.

Click through to find out what your to-go cup is leaching into your coffee. That and more—here's the news for the week.