Coffee News Roundup
Just a quick roundup this week, as I spent the last few days in upstate New York for the 4th (which, because of dual nationality, is a most confusing American holiday) and haven’t really been keeping up with the coffee news. Nonetheless, let’s hit the main points and
Coffee News Roundup
Summer has well and truly hit Michigan. It has hit with a vengeance, which means I will be too hot and very tired for the next three months. Excellent. I love summer. On the plus side, three months of iced coffee. Coffee Giants Brazil and Colombia Meet to Address Price
Coffee News Roundup
It’s June 21st, the longest day of the year and the official start of summer. It’s a gloriously sunny day here in Michigan, which bodes well. I look forward to the rain that will inevitably follow next week. June 21st also marks the day when most coffee companies
Interviews
Born and raised in the city of Serra Negra, in Southeast Brazil’s São Paulo state, Jonas Leme Ferraresso is an agronomist and coffee jack-of-all-trades who has held many jobs within the coffee supply chain: he has dabbled in roasting, farming, consultancy, and exporting just to name a few. Jonas
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, brought to you by the mixed emotions of seeing Scotland qualify for the World Cup for the first time in 21 years (hope, pride) and then narrowly lose their first two games (despondency, resignation). But let’s take a look at this
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup, your weekly reminder that the world is a strange and petty place. From lawsuits to bad business decisions to thinking that coffee and Coca-Cola go together, the coffee industry is a non-stop soap opera of eccentricity and capriciousness. Although
Coffee News Roundup
We start this week with some shameless self-promotion. Today marks the end of my current job (see you next year, Cinetopia) and the beginning of my attempt to become a freelance coffee writer. As you may have seen, I’ve been writing for places like Sprudge for a couple of
Coffee News Roundup
OK world, what’s in the coffee news this week? Did another coffee company go public with less than impressive results? Did another coffee company get wrapped up in trademark litigation? Did another multinational conglomerate try to disguise PR as charity? They did? Wow, time really is a circle. So
Coffee News Roundup
Another quick roundup this week, as the Cinetopia Film Festival is heading into its final weekend which is predominantly in Detroit, so there’s lots of driving to do. Luckily there’s also lots of coffee nearby. Next week we should be back to normal, but until then let’s
Coffee News Roundup
A real quick one this week, as the thing that I am currently paid to do (marketing for a film festival) kicks off tonight and there is just no time for anything. I’m actually surprised that I even wrote this, but then I also get anxiety about missing a
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to May, where if the proverb is correct (and proverbs usually are) the rain has to step aside by law and cede control to sunshine and flowers. Not sure proverbs can compete with climate change, however. “Random April thunderstorms bring flash floods and then who knows about
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup, this week brought to you by springtime allergies. That’s right, over the last week Southeast Michigan has exploded into bloom, bringing with it the colors and aromas of spring. And the pollen. Just so much pollen. Anyway, let’