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The University of Kentucky is set to make history this fall by launching its inaugural undergraduate coffee education program, marking a significant step in academic exploration of the beloved beverage.…
A comprehensive new analysis of commodity-driven deforestation, published in the esteemed journal Nature Food, has placed coffee’s contribution to global agricultural land clearing at a surprisingly low 1%. This figure…
The burgeoning specialty coffee scene in New York City has a new, sun-kissed addition as Los Angeles-based Canyon Coffee officially opens its second café, strategically located in the vibrant Prospect…
A comprehensive new study examining coffee and cocoa farming households in Peru suggests that social enterprises are more effective than traditional corporate sustainability programs in fostering significant and lasting improvements…
New research released by Square, a leading financial services and technology company, reveals that coffee shops are playing a far more significant role in fostering local economic interconnectedness than previously…
The International Women’s Coffee Alliance (IWCA) has officially expanded its global network with the establishment of its 37th chapter, IWCA Canada. This significant milestone, founded by Isabelle Huard, Elsa Ouagmi,…
New research emerging from academic institutions in the United States suggests a surprising trend in the landscape of independent coffee shops: a striking uniformity in interior design that may be…
Necessity Coffee Roasters is making a significant mark on the San Diego coffee scene with the recent relocation of its Encinitas cafe and the grand opening of a second, entirely…
Ann Arbor, Michigan – A new culinary and coffee destination, Espy Cafe, has opened its doors in Ann Arbor, aiming to redefine the cafe experience through a meticulous focus on…
Indonesia’s profound connection to coffee cultivation stretches back over three centuries, beginning in 1699 with the introduction of plants by Dutch colonial traders. This archipelago nation, the world’s largest and…
