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A Ugandan entrepreneur founded a company that pays a premium for coffee cherries from women farmers.

At Starbucks, wrong shirt, wrong shoes, no service. Plus, new pricing models from the SCA and a report proves that regenerative agriculture is beneficial to farmers.

The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) has announced a new pricing system for its education programs, with a varying price structure based on country.

For coffee equipment manufacturers who rely on Chinese imports, the 154% tariff could significantly raise costs and prove financially devastating. 

ICE is targeting children in Hawaii’s coffee-growing regions. Plus, tariffs impact coffee gear manufacturers, and visiting Venice? You can get a coffee made with canal water.

ICE officers are targeting children living in the South Kona region of Hawaii, where most of the state’s coffee comes from.

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol announced the chain would hit pause on a series of technological upgrades and focus on hiring more baristas.

Click to find out why Lavazza got ads pulled in the UK—that and more coffee news for the week of May 5th.

Indonesia is the fourth-largest coffee producer in the world, but falling yields and rising domestic consumption are making it increasingly difficult for the country to produce enough coffee to meet demand.

The SCA signed an agreement with the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC) on April 25 to use their new cupping form and “explore its broader adoption across Colombian coffees."