Up All Night: Why the Graveyard Shift Represents an Untapped Coffee Market
Many people visit cafes during the workday—but for those who work nights, good coffee remains woefully scarce. Now, one enterprising Australian is trying to change that.
A fast, simple collective bargaining process? What is this black magic?
Liberica, a newly rediscovered coffee species, could help the industry combat climate change. Meanwhile, Hawaiian officials mull releasing a tiny parasitic wasp to fight the coffee berry borer beetle, and workers at Intelligentsia in Chicago have ratified their first contract, a process that took less than two months.
Read the whole thing over at Fresh Cup Magazine:
If you missed it you can also catch up on the absolutely wild history of Tully’s Coffee
See you next week! (Merlin says bye too)

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