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A full evaluation of a unique and innovative entry into the home coffee brewing marketplace: a machine that automates siphon coffee brewing.
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Image: Global Coffee PlatformMulti-stakeholder membership association Global Coffee Platform (GCP) has announced the addition of four sustainability programs to its list of recognised schemes as equivalent to its Coffee Sustainability Reference Code (Coffee SR Code). The news comes as part of the organisation’s aim to promote environmentally friendly processes in the coffee industry. “We applaud the response to
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Image: Food RecycleAustralian company Food Recycle has developed new technology that can transform commercial food waste from venues such as cafés into …
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Image: Single OOn 8 August, Sydney-established coffee roaster Single O opened a new coffee bar in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, Japan. …
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German espresso equipment startup Munaco recently launched the Shotbrewer, a compact single-group espresso machine with a minimal footprint. Occupying roughly the same amount of countertop space as commercial systems like…
Join Roast magazine for the next Roast Summit, an exclusively in-person event taking place on Oct. 24-25, in Schaumburg, Illinois. We’re excited to bring this event to the Midwest for…
The organizers of the Specialty Coffee Association-sanctioned United States Coffee Championships (USCC) are returning to a regional qualifying format while soliciting feedback from stakeholders. Earlier this week, the group announced…
New York City-based energy and commodities trading firm Hartree Partners LP announced plans to acquire ED&F Man Commodities, the owner of green coffee trading giant Volcafe. The acquisition includes ED&F…
Coffee collected from the droppings of civets is sought after by the rich and deplored by animal welfare advocates. Caught in the middle are the farmers who produce it.
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