New Study Confirms: Higher Elevation Means Better Coffee
New research analyzed four coffees grown at different elevations to see if altitude impacts flavor and quality.
Coffee News Club: Week of October 13th
Researchers are finding more uses for coffee waste, a union win for Anodyne workers, and another study confirms that, yes, coffee is good for you.
New Tech Turns Coffee and Plastic Waste Into Clean Air
Researchers have patented a new technology that uses ground coffee and plastic waste to capture carbon dioxide from industrial emissions.
Maxwell House Pokes Fun at Housing Crisis with “Apartment” Rebrand
Maxwell House is rebranding as Maxwell Apartment. Why? The joke is that most people can’t afford to buy a home.
Coca-Cola Seeks Buyer for Costa Coffee at Half Price
In early 2019, Coca-Cola purchased British chain Costa Coffee for £3.9 billion. Five years later, they're looking to sell for £2 billion.
Coffee News Club: Week of October 6th
Click to find out why this Maxwell House is now a Maxwell Apartment. Plus, new Q grader courses and Coca-Cola takes an L on Costa Coffee.
After Two Decades with CQI, New Q Grader Program is Finally Here
The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) has officially opened enrollment for what it calls its new “evolved” Q Grader program.
Amid Tariff Shakeups, Colombia Warns of Potential Fraud; Brazil Calls Claim Baseless
Germán Bahamón voiced concerns that Brazil importing more coffee to Colombia might to lead “unscrupulous exporters” blending or calling Brazilian coffees 100% Colombian.
Starbucks Announces Hundreds of Stores to Close, 900 Workers Laid Off
Last week, Starbucks announced that it would close hundreds of stores across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, and lay off approximately 900 corporate workers.
Coffee News Club: Week of September 29th
Starbucks is closing its flagship store in Seattle and lawmakers put the European deforestation legislation on hold again.