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I'll take my donut with sprinkles and a union pin. Plus, a study in Brazil finds living wage disparities between producers, and Fair Trade USA revamps its programs.

Concrete, capsules, and coffee plant mysteries — here's all the coffee news you need for the week of August 28th, 2023.

The NOLA Coffee Festival is coming to New Orleans in September, uniting coffee professionals and enthusiasts in the Gulf South.

Coffee and music make you think! Plus, reopened coffee markets in Kenya and Cornell passes on Starbucks contract. Here's the news for the week of August 21st.

Hard coffee is back! Plus naturally-processed coffees are changing the C-market. Here's the coffee news for the week of August 14th.

Kenya's coffee sector is in chaos, Lavazza isn't happy with the EU's deforestation law, and how to find a €1 espresso in Paris.

Yemeni coffee, how deforestation laws will impact farmers, and an unsuccessful decertification campaign—coffee news for the week of July 31.

More unions, more private equity — here's all the coffee news you need to know for the week of July 24th.

No more flat whites? Inflation, new markets, and say goodbye to wasps. Here's all the coffee news you need for the week of July 17th!

The online auction and raffle aims to raise funds for two influential coffee figures, Julien Langevin and Veronica Pearl.