Coffee News Roundup
It’s the weekend, which means it’s time to check in with all the coffee news from the previous seven days. There’s been a lot. Here Are The Winners Of The 2022 US Coffee Championships - via Sprudge Six competitions took place over three days at the Specialty
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup. Let’s see what’s been going on this week. Starbucks CEO Announces NFTs to Workers Amid Union Drive - via Vice You know what Starbucks workers, underpaid and undervalued and finally organizing for a better deal amidst rising living costs, climate
Coffee News Roundup
It might be April 1st (or 2nd if you’re reading the newsletter) but you can rest assured that all the stories in this Roundup are 100% true (mostly because April Fool’s Day is the absolute worst). Daily Coffee News masochistically went through some of the achingly bad coffee-based
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to a (very delayed) coffee news roundup. Let’s see what’s been going on this week. 2022 World of Coffee Moving From Poland to Italy Amidst Refugee Crisis - via Daily Coffee News The Specialty Coffee Association’s flagship European trade show and competition event, World of Coffee,
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Starbucks-heavy Coffee News Roundup. Let’s see what they’ve been up to this week, plus all the other news. Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson to Retire as Howard Schultz Returns - via Daily Coffee News Howard Schultz—he of the mooted 2020 presidential campaign that
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup. Let’s see what’s being going on this week. Coffee Industry Braces for More Supply Chain ‘Chaos’ as Oil Soars - via Bloomberg After worker shortages, blockades, lack of containers, and an increase in transportation costs, comes oil. Russia’s invasion
Coffee News Roundup
SCA Suspends Russian Participation In World Coffee Championships - via Sprudge Given the bloody and ongoing invasion of Ukraine and the moves of other organizations to expel Russia from competitions large and small, the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) has announced that Russia will no longer participate in this year’s
Coffee News Roundup
Not much in the way of news this week—in the coffee world, at least—so let’s expand the More Headlines section and take a whirlwind tour of some of the stories, such as they are. Coffee and Cocoa Slump With Consumption Dropoff After Russia Attack - via Bloomberg
Coffee News Roundup
What’s been going on in the world of coffee over the past week? Glad you asked. Uganda Blames Withdrawal From Coffee Body Agreement on Unfair Trade Terms - via Reuters Last week there was a brief story about Uganda’s withdrawal from the International Coffee Agreement (ICA), an international
Coffee News Roundup
It’s another Saturday, and that means another edition of the Coffee News Roundup. Lots going on this week, so let’s dive in. Starbucks Fires Memphis Workers Involved in Unionization Efforts - via New York Times Earlier this week, Starbucks fired seven workers from a Memphis location that had
Coffee News Roundup
This week’s Coffee News Roundup is brought to you, very slowly, by a hotspotted internet connection due to broadband issues. Assuming I don’t run out of data, let’s see what’s been going on. Starbucks To Raise Prices, Blaming Inflation. It's The Third Price Hike
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to another Saturday, and another Coffee News Roundup. Let’s begin. Research Says Climate Change to Erase More Than 50% of Suitable Coffee Land by 2050 - via Daily Coffee News New research from Switzerland has found that climate change could cut the most viable coffee-growing land by more