Pret A Manger Names New U.S. President, Seeks Growth
Longtime quick-service food and coffee executive Felipe Athayde was recently tapped by the UK-based chain Pret A Manger to lead operations in the U.S. as president. Athayde, who formerly led…
Longtime quick-service food and coffee executive Felipe Athayde was recently tapped by the UK-based chain Pret A Manger to lead operations in the U.S. as president. Athayde, who formerly led…
The chairs of the recently inaugurated United States Congressional Coffee Caucus issued a letter with bipartisan support to the head of the U.S. trade agency urging coffee to be…
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We continue our interview with the recently crowned World Coffee in Good Spirits Champion. BY CHRIS RYANBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Georgius Audrey Teja After Georgius Audrey Teja won the 2025 Indonesia World Coffee […]
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With a Porsche or some other ritzy vintage car usually parked inside, a new coffee shop in Sacramento, California, called Chloé Cà Phê + Roastery is seeking to develop…
This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Caffeine before stressful situations may help prevent depressive symptoms.
Image: Eric Isselée/stock.adobe.comThe inaugural Faysel Abdosh Signature Auction has recorded the highest-ever Ethiopian coffee sale. The auction, hosted by Testi Specialty Coffee and M-Cultivo, concluded on 16 July by marking a significant milestone in the Ethiopian coffee industry. The Sidama Keramo Super Natural lot reached a record price of US$1,604 per kilogram, purchased by Black Gold Coffee.
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Image: paulovilela/stock.adobe.comA team of international scientists believe extreme weather events taking place between 2022 and 2024 have contributed to increased product prices in many farming industries, including coffee. The research was published by six European research organisations, including the Barcelona Supercomputer Centre, alongside the European Central Bank. The results of the research will be discussed at
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