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This week, I’d like to begin by saying goodbye to Fresh Cup Magazine, which will be suspending operations after its next issue. The announcement doesn’t say why it is shutting down, leaving us to speculate on the numerous reasons why a coffee magazine couldn’t make it in
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to another week’s end, and another Coffee News Roundup. These things are getting longer and longer, even when the news is thin on the ground. I probably need an editor. . . . Oh well, let’s dive in shall we? ICO Seeks Support For Coffee’s Next Generation On International
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I start writing these news roundups on Fridays, and usually finish them (and write the intro) on Saturday morning. During that time last night, Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away. This year feels like one gut punch after another, and there are still several months left. There’s not much else
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What’s happening in the world of coffee this week? Glad you asked. An Open Letter To Specialty Coffee Association Members & Anyone Who Cares About The Specialty Coffee Industry - via Medium This is an open letter published on Medium by Vava Angwenyi, Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) board member
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It’s Labor Day weekend here in the US, which means. . . I don’t really know what it means. Hot dogs and enjoying the late summer weather, I suppose. As a barista for a lot of my time in this country, I’ve been used to working most Labor Days.
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It’s the end of another week, and the beginning of another Coffee News Roundup. This morning, as I went to put the finishing touches to this post, I read the devastating news about Chadwick Boseman. What a huge loss for the world, and even more incredible that he made
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I’m not exactly sure what happened to the last week, but apparently it is once again Friday? Waiting for confirmation. In the meantime, I guess this means we should take a look at the week’s coffee news. And it looks like this week is going to be a
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As always, when I started writing this roundup I was worried about the lack of news. What will I write about, I wondered to myself. Well, it turns out there’s always something to write about. Case in point: this week’s news. USDA Proposes Stricter Regulations for Organic Certification
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It’s Friday again, which means it’s time to arrange our monocle, ready our snifter of cold brew-infused brandy, shake out the broadsheet, and get down to the business of coffee news. Of which there’s. . . not much this week. The 2021 US Barista Championship And Brewers Cup Are
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One week, there’s no coffee news. The next, too many articles to fit into one Roundup. The big stories this week are, it must be said, pretty huge. And pretty gloomy. All the classics are here: you’ve got your climate denialism, your disaster capitalism, and that old favorite,
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Hello and welcome to yet another edition of the Coffee News Roundup. Not a huge number of stories in the coffee world this week, but let’s take a look at what’s been going on. Global Coffee Platform Launching Modern Day Slavery Initiative in Brazil - via Daily Coffee
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Hello and welcome to another week’s end, and therefore another Coffee News Roundup. In the wider world, it’s been a week of cautious optimism, of dangerous spikes, of small victories, and of disturbing portents. But what’s it been like for coffee? Let’s find out. Former workers