Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, where we round up the latest coffee news. Not a lot going on this week, but we should start with the big story, as The Week In Coffee Unionizing goes front page. Pavement Coffeehouse Could Become the First Unionized Cafe in Massachusetts
Coffee News Roundup
It’s another weekend, and that means another Coffee News Roundup. It’s also Memorial Day Weekend here in the States, which means an extra day off for those lucky enough to receive it. Enjoy it, and be nice to the baristas you encounter on your excursions. Now, let’s
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to the weekend, and another Coffee News Roundup. Let’s take a look at what’s been going on, shall we? 2021 Specialty Coffee Consumption Trends Outlined In New NCA/SCA Report - via Daily Coffee News Much like old enemies Pacino and DeNiro teaming up for
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, this week brought to you by the inherent dread felt by every food service and retail worker when the CDC (and then many states, Michigan included) announced that vaccinated people needn’t wear masks indoors anymore. Because, as you might already know,
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup. Once again I don’t have a witty way to introduce the news, so let’s just get into it. Protests In Colombia Have Halted Coffee Exports - via Sprudge What originally began as a general strike to resist government-proposed (and now
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, coming to you from a very spring-like corner of Southeast Michigan. Unfortunately spring, my favorite time of year, lasts approximately nine days in Michigan before we dive headfirst into heat and humidity. Let’s see what’s been happening in the world
Coffee News Roundup
This week’s Coffee News Roundup is your standard affair, with studies and announcements and coffeewashing. Let’s see what’s been happening. A Rediscovered Forgotten Species Brews Promise For Coffee's Future - via Reuters A long-lost coffee species, not seen in the wild since 1954 and thought
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Welcome to the Coffee News Roundup! Let’s see what’s been going on over the past seven days. (Before we get started, this article in Sprudge lists a number of organizations, coffee-based and not, raising money to help people in Timor-Leste affected by the recent flooding in the country.
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to another weekend and therefore another Coffee News Roundup. Although this week there isn’t a whole lot of coffee news to round up—or at least, interesting enough to warrant inclusion. That being said, a few morsels did make their way into the news feed, so let’s
Coffee News Roundup
Happy Saturday, and here’s some coffee news for you. NCA Report Shows Dramatic Shifts In Pandemic-Era Coffee Drinking Trends - via Daily Coffee News The National Coffee Association (NCA) is trying to make sense of coffee consumption in the COVID-19 era, and their latest report shows, well, basically what
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another week’s end and another Coffee News Roundup. I can’t think of a snappy intro, so let’s just get straight to the news, shall we? The World Is Facing A Coffee Deficit In Supply Chain ‘Nightmare’ - via Bloomberg A combination of increasing
Coffee News Roundup
This week’s Coffee News Roundup is being written from a plastic chair in my garden as I watch a roasting pan and several pots full of maple sap boil merrily away. That’s right, it’s maple syrup season, and for the first time ever my wife and I