Coffee News Roundup
The coffee news this week is. . . not very positive. Sorry about that. Coffee Importers Are Worried About Post-Brexit Shipping Bottlenecks, As The UK Coffee Shop Market Value Shrinks By 37.5% - via Business Insider Coffee roasters in the UK, having dealt with the trials and tribulations of a global
Coffee News Roundup
This week’s Coffee News Roundup is brought to you by the weather report that has up to ten inches of snow forecast for most of Michigan but exactly zero for us suckers in the Southeast. Alright, let’s look at the news shall we. International Coffee Partners Creates $48,
Coffee News Roundup
This week’s Coffee News Roundup is brought to you mostly by articles in Bloomberg, for some reason. But hey, at least there’s some news. Let’s take a look. Honduras Coffee Growers Face Escalating Woes After Hurricanes - via Bloomberg Coffee losses from back-to-back hurricanes Eta and Iota
Coffee News Roundup
As this Roundup is being published on Small Business Saturday, I figured I should start by encouraging you to buy some coffee from your local coffee roaster today. I’ve decided that “local” to me is the state of Michigan, and beyond that the Midwest more generally. So today I
Coffee News Roundup
It’s the weekend once again, which means it’s time for another Coffee News Roundup. Yeah that’s all I’ve got. Let’s look at the news. Still Recovering From Eta, Central America Gets Hit By Hurricane Iota - via Sprudge Last week, the coffee industry in Central
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to another week’s end and therefore another roundup of the latest coffee news. Not a huge amount of news again this week, but let’s look at what’s been happening. Hurricane Eta Devastates Central American Coffeelands - via Sprudge Like everything else this year, the 2020 hurricane
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to another week’s end and therefore another Coffee News Roundup. Except there’s not a lot of news this week—at least in the coffee industry. Obviously there’s a lot of news elsewhere. So before we all go back to anxiously refreshing our news feeds or social
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup, which this week combines the creepiness of Halloween with the rather greater and more existential dread of the upcoming election on Tuesday. ⚠Political statement alert⚠ This time next week, everything will have changed, or nothing will. If you’ve followed this
Coffee News Roundup
This week’s post is a little later than normal, because I had to take a break in order to go to our local orchard for apple cider and donuts. Now that I’m back and all sugared up, let’s take a look at what’s been going on
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup. All the news that’s fit to print, so long as that news is about coffee. And it won’t be printed, obviously. You get the idea. Let’s take a look at what’s been going on this week, shall
Coffee News Roundup
The leaves are turning golden, yellow, and red here in Michigan. However, they’re also starting to fall, which means I have to go rake them up. So let’s have a look at the coffee news before I go do that. The 2020 Glasgow Coffee Festival Can’t Be
Coffee Features
In any other year, in any other timeline, the 2020 Glasgow Coffee Festival would have already taken place. It was due to be held back in May within the grandeur of The Briggait, the soaring 19th century fish market that has been the festival’s home since its inception in