Coffee News Roundup
It’s that time of the week again—and what a week it has been. It feels like it’s been at least a couple of years since last Friday. This is going to be a quick-ish roundup, as most of the news revolves around, what else, the COVID-19 coronavirus
Coffee News Roundup
Today is Friday the 13th, which seems apt given, you know, everything. There’s also a lot of coffee news this week, most of it coronavirus-related, so we’ll begin with a little roundup of what’s been going on with that whole thing, and then move on to other
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Friday, and therefore to another Coffee News Roundup. This week’s article will be themed, due to the thing that’s happening. In related news, it is incredibly difficult to not touch one’s face after being told not to touch one’s face. Right.
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to this week’s Coffee News Roundup. Before we get started, I would like to point you to this article I wrote for Sierra Magazine: The Age Of The Zero-Waste Cafe. This was an interesting piece for me to write, because when I pitched it I had
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My current day job involves doing marketing for a film festival here in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This one, to be precise. I’ve done it for a couple of years, and it’s a lot of fun, but we’re doing an event next week as a sort of hors
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Today is February 14th, and a glance at my Instagram feed would seem to tell us that it’s Valentine’s Day. Lots of hearts-in-latte-art photos (guilty as charged) and promo codes like LOVE1. Possibly my least favorite part of running social media for a coffee company was the holiday
Coffee News Roundup
It’s that time of the week again, Friday heaving into view like a listing schooner taking on water. I have no idea what that means, I was just thinking about ships. Let’s look at this week’s coffee news, shall we? JAB's $3.3 Billion Coffee
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Today is an ignoble day. Today is a lamentable day. Today is a shameful day. No, no that disaster. The other one. Before you say that coffee isn’t political, read this. Now, on with the news. Devastating Brazil rains likely spared most of Minas coffee fields - via Reuters
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Hello and welcome to this week’s Coffee News Roundup, brought to you by the song Seasons (Waiting For You) by Future Islands that has been circulating imperiously around my head for the past 48 hours. Yes, I realize I’m five years late to it, but that’s about
Coffee News Roundup
The problem with writing a weekly coffee news roundup is that, some weeks, nothing happens. At least, not in our industry—while the world roils with political, ecological, and societal crises, the only things happening in coffee are the release of another stupid cash-in coffee-based soft drink and some new
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup, this week brought to you by the 3 inches of rain we are forecast to receive here in southeast Michigan over the weekend. It’s January, so we should be dealing with snow right now, but with temperatures hovering
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to a brand new year. It’s… it’s not started well, has it? However, with geopolitics and the very future of the livable planet out of our control, we might as well look at the things within it—specifically, coffee news. After last week’s 2019