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Coffee trader Mercon files for bankruptcy, more worker unions, and brewing tips from volcanoes. Coffee news for the week of December 11th.

You can have a $7 coffee, as a treat. Plus, the EU’s deforestation law could have unintended consequences, and Starbucks sees lackluster foot traffic on Red Cup Day.

It’s a battle of the brands! Luckin Coffee overtakes Starbucks in China. Plus, a new slate of world champions and coffee is basically a miracle substance.

Red Cup Rebellion 2: The Understaffing. Plus, which coffee pods are most sustainable and a Millennial dream collaboration. Here's the news for the week of November 20th.

Dwindling coffee stockpiles, uneven benefits, and what coffee + alcohol do to your sleep patterns. Coffee news for the week of November 13th.

Like a bit of sugar in your coffee? You’re in luck. Sugar and news—here's everything happening in the coffee world for the week of November 6.

If there’s one thing Gen Z and Millennials agree on, it’s iced coffee. Plus coffee is booming in the US and leaky bamboo cups. Here's the news for the week of October 30.

For the second year in a row, the coffee-focused non-profit asks baristas and other hourly coffee workers to report their wages to promote salary transparency and address pay disparities.

Now in its 22nd year, the Seoul International Cafe Show, which takes place November 8-11, attracts exhibitors and patrons from around the world. 

Peet’s and Nespresso kiss and make up. Plus, climate change means fewer pollinators and thus less coffee, and three new shops unionize. Here's the news.