Coffee News Roundup
The end of the week brings another Coffee News Roundup, keeping you up to date with all the, well, coffee news. Volcafe Sees Second Year of Coffee Shortages on Low Brazil Crop - via Bloomberg Volcafe expects another year of reduced production in Brazil, with the Swiss coffee trader predicting
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to a surprisingly short Coffee News Roundup. Not a lot of coffee-based news around this week, but let’s take a look at what’s out there. Union Wins Election At A Second Buffalo-area Starbucks. - via New York Times After several weeks of deliberation, the National Labor Relations
Coffee News Roundup
Welcome to another Roundup, where we’re back looking at the past week in coffee news. Let’s see what’s been going on. Newly Unionized Starbucks Workers Are on Strike for COVID Protections - via Vice Workers at the recently unionized Starbucks in Buffalo, New York, walked out of
Coffee Features
Hello and welcome to the year 2022, which looks and feels a lot like 2021. But here we are, January 1st, and what better way to start off a new rotation around the sun than by looking back on the year gone and all the coffee news that happened. Well,
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to a holiday-delayed Coffee News Roundup. Lots to get through (isn’t there always?) so let’s begin. New Study Finds The Largest Coffee Brands Aren’t Paying Producers A Living Wage - via Sprudge In news that will surprise literally nobody, it turns out that huge
Coffee News Roundup
Another week’s end brings another Coffee News Roundup, which as per usual at the moment features a lot of talk about Starbucks and unionization. Let’s begin, shall we? Massachusetts Starbucks Workers Push To Unionize After New York Win - via The Guardian Inspired by the pro-union vote last
Coffee News Roundup
It’s another Coffee News Roundup, and this is a big one: after much anticipation, this week we learned the outcome of the Starbucks unionization drive in Buffalo, New York. Let’s get into it. Starbucks Baristas Declare Victory in Historic Union Election - via Vice The votes have been
Coffee News Roundup
Another week, another Coffee News Roundup. Let’s see what’s been going on. Brazil's Coffee Co-op Cuts Exports View; To Use 'Big Bags' In Shipments - via Reuters The world’s largest coffee co-op, Brazil’s Cooxupé, cut its 2021 export forecast this week, citing
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to a delayed Coffee News Roundup, as Storm Arwen tore through Highland Perthshire and knocked the power out. After a very cold night and coffee-less morning we’re finally back in business, so let’s take a look at what’s been going on this week. Starbucks
Coffee News Roundup
It’s back! After a several month hiatus, during which time I moved countries and changed jobs and also took a much-needed break from regular posting, the Coffee News Roundup returns. A lot has happened since July, and I thought about doing a refresher article, but a lot also happened
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to this week’s Coffee News Roundup. Before we begin, a quick note: the Roundup will be going on hiatus for a bit, as will The Pourover on Instagram. I need a break, basically, after doing this every week for about four years (and posting on Instagram
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to the (extremely late) Coffee News Roundup. Let’s see what’s been going on in the world of coffee this week. Shipping Turmoil Threatens Coffee From World’s Biggest Grower Brazil - via Bloomberg Getting coffee from the hills and fields where it is grown to