Robot Baristas as Strikebreakers
Companies are turning to automation as a tool to fight back against industrial action. In coffee, that role could well be played by robot baristas—in fact, it sort of already has.
It’s a beautifully crisp and sunny early Spring Saturday here in Southeast Michigan. As is tradition, Arsenal have spluttered
After last week’s special Coffee & Health edition we return to our usual programming. Is anything happening in the
Seriously, is coffee good for you? It’s an age-old question, and according to feedback from readers (i.e. my
It’s the end of another snowy week here in Michigan, and I’ve mostly been kept going through the
This week’s Coffee News Roundup is brought to you by the wintry weather that has finally hit Southeast Michigan,
It’s another Saturday, and so another Coffee News Roundup. Not a huge amount to talk about this week, but
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, the original coffee-based Friday news roundup. Let’s see what’s been
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, where this week there’s actual news! Huzzah! News, reports, articles, reportage,
So 2021 has been a hell of a week. With everything that happened over the past few days, maybe it’
Hello and welcome to 2021, and with it the Coffee News Roundup review of 2020. 2020 was a bad year,
Hello and Happy Holidays from the Pourover. This week’s Roundup will be a short one, for obvious reasons. I
The coffee news this week is. . . not very positive. Sorry about that. Coffee Importers Are Worried About Post-Brexit Shipping Bottlenecks,
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