Ernesto Illy International Coffee Award

Ethiopia's Ahmed Legesse took home top honors at the inaugural New York event.
by Ellie Bradley | December 6, 2016

Coffee in Tanzania

Tanzanian coffee farmers are coming together to help the East African country emerge as its own star on the world coffee map.
by Nathanael May | December 5, 2016

Progress Toward Sustainability

Recent report hopes to inspire collaborative action toward future sustainable coffee initiatives.
by Ellie Bradley | November 16, 2016

Fighting Faulty Equipment

Depulping is necessary in washed processing, but damage in this stage threatens coffee's value.
by Rachel Northrop | November 2, 2016

The Farm’s Café

Finca Bella Vista builds connections between farm, café, and barista.
by Garrett Oden | October 24, 2016

Closer to a Living Wage

The coffee industry has long cared about improving farm workers’ lot. The next step is to guarantee them a living wage.
by Miguel Zamora | October 17, 2016

Coffee and Climate Change Primer

New report outlines impending effects of climate change.
by Cory Eldridge | October 11, 2016

A Matter of Tasting

Few farmers get the opportunity to taste their own coffee, inspiring efforts to increase access to roasting equipment at origin.
by Cory Eldridge | September 29, 2016

The Case for Naturals

It's not just preference that makes washed the processing method of choice for many producers.
by Andrea Allen | September 21, 2016

The Fika Company

Swedish and Colombian cultures meet in Redondo Beach, California.
by Ellie Bradley | September 8, 2016