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Welcome to another Coffee News Roundup. Let’s get to it. ‘A Labor of Love: Gimme! Coffee Becomes a Co-Op’ - via the Ithaca Voice Gimme! Coffee, the Ithaca, New York-based coffee company whose workers formed what is believed to be the first ever barista union in 2018, has transitioned
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Welcome to this week’s Coffee News Roundup. Let’s round up the news. ‘Starbucks Weighs Selling Its UK Operations, Times Reports’ - via Bloomberg Starbucks has tasked its advisers with assessing interest in its UK operations as the company “evaluate[s] strategic options” for its international business, according to
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It’s time for another Coffee News Roundup. Ready? Let’s go. Starbucks Is Closing 16 Locations Due to Safety Concerns, Including 2 Unionized Stores - via Food & Wine 16 Starbucks locations across a number of large US cities will be shut down, the company announced this week—two
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Hello from a warm and sunny Scotland. Let’s take a look at the news. U.S. Coffee Roasters Are Paying Big Premium for Green Beans in Storage - via Reuters The cost of green beans sold from storage in the United States has risen to ten-year-plus highs, due to
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Oh hi there. I didn’t see you come in. Here Are The Five New Coffee Champions From World Of Coffee Milan - via Sprudge After last week’s incident with Schrödinger’s Coffee Festival, we can now confirm that World of Coffee did in fact take place in Milan.
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It’s another weekend, and thus time for another look at the past week’s coffee news. Let’s dive in. 2022 World Of Coffee Milan: The Sprudge Primer - via Sprudge This year’s World of Coffee is taking place this week, moved as it was from Warsaw to
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It’s that time of the week, so let’s take a look at what’s been going on in the world of coffee. Starbucks Threatens Trans Benefits in Anti-Union Push, Staff Say - via Bloomberg Let’s just point out right at the top that June is Pride Month.
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Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, in which we summarize the week’s most important/interesting/inane coffee news. Let’s get to it. Landmark International Coffee Agreement 2022 Embraces Private-Sector Participation - via Daily Coffee News It’s been 15 years since the last major update to
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Hello to you from sunny Scotland—let’s see what the coffee news fairies have in store for us this week. Intelligentsia Chicago Workers File for Union Election - via Daily Coffee News Workers at Intelligentsia Coffee in Chicago have announced their intent to form a union, in partnership with
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Hello and welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup. Let’s dive straight in. Starbucks Will Exit Russia After 15 years, Closing 130 Licensed Cafes - via CNBC After suspending operations within Russia in March following the country’s invasion of Ukraine, which included stopping shipments and temporarily
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It’s another week’s end, which means it’s time to check in on all the coffee goings-on from the past seven days. Time to open our metaphorical newspaper and take a peek at the headlines. Starbucks Will Cover Travel Expenses for Employees Seeking Abortions - via New York
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Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup. It’ll be a quick one this week, because a) there’s not a whole lot of news, and b) I’m on holiday on the shores of Loch Ness (so far, no sightings). Let’s see what’s been going on
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It’s the weekend, and thus a chance to look back on the week in coffee, perhaps while also drinking a cup of coffee. Let’s see what’s been happening. Starbucks Hit With Sweeping Labor Complaint Including Over 200 Alleged Violations - via CNBC There will be more Starbucks
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It’s another Coffee News Roundup, which this week focuses mainly on one news item. You’ll see why. Nespresso Achieves B Corp Certification - via Global Coffee Report Independent green and ethical certifications have long been a way for companies to show consumers that they’re worthy, doing their
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Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, coming to you from the gloriously sunny Scottish highlands where the neighbour’s cat Merlin is staring directly at me from the garden. Let’s see what’s been going on. To-go Coffee Cups Shed Trillions of Plastic Particles Under Normal Use
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It’s the weekend, which means it’s time to check in with all the coffee news from the previous seven days. There’s been a lot. Here Are The Winners Of The 2022 US Coffee Championships - via Sprudge Six competitions took place over three days at the Specialty