Coffee News Club

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

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

Lawmakers push for coffee to be exempt from tariffs. Plus, cafes step up as SNAP benefits pause, and customers still do not want to hang out at Starbucks.

Coffee prices just hit a historic high—again. Plus, deforestation harms coffee production in Brazil, and Starbucks Workers United may be going on strike.

There can be only one death-themed coffee brand. Plus, how post-harvest processing can improve underripe coffee, and Blue Bottle Coffee achieves carbon neutrality—but does that mean anything? 

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.

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.

Starbucks is closing its flagship store in Seattle and lawmakers put the European deforestation legislation on hold again.

Speculators rattle coffee prices, war threatens the Democratic Republic of Congo’s coffee boom, and the Starbucks union gains heavyweight allies.

Retail prices for coffee jumped 21% since August; click to find out why. That and more—here's all the coffee news for the week of September 15th.