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Image: WMFCoffee machine manufacturer WMF showcased its latest innovation at World of Coffee 2024 in Copenhagen. German Latte Art Champion and …
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A latte art throwdown and raffle raised support for local nonprofit Sasha Bruce Youthwork, which is celebrating 50 years of assisting D.C.’s homeless youth. BY JASON HUFFNAGLEBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by Mike Erskine A […]
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Subscribe to the DCN newsletter to keep up on all the latest coffee industry news, including the latest career opportunities at CoffeeIndustryJobs.com. Royal Coffee and Good Form Offer Two Q Arabica Course…
A line of mineral concentrates from an Australian startup called Apax Lab recently launched, offering three liquid formulas designed to enhance specific qualities of coffee in the cup. Called Tonik,…
Every Monday, we send out a newsletter called Coffee News Club. Thousands of subscribers get an easily digestible roundup, curated by our news writer, Fionn Pooler, of the latest news, industry trends, and breaking coffee coverage—all directly delivered to their inboxes. If you’re reading this and already feeling FOMO, you can sign up for the…
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Image: LöfbergsThe Löfberg Family Foundation announces multi-annual collaboration with the Help to Help foundation. The Löfberg Family Foundation, which was founded …
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Image: BiopakBioPak has launched a new series of Indigenous art-themed cups ahead of National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) …
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Research commissioned by Nestlé suggests that the arabica coffee species was birthed 350,000-600,000 years ago through a natural mating between two different coffee species in the wild forests of what…
Though coffee is not a native crop in Bangladesh, in the last couple of years, Bangladeshi farmers, especially those living in hilly regions, have been cultivating coffee thanks to favorable…
