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It's the Coffee News Roundup: Week Ending March 13th
It's the Coffee News Roundup: Week Ending March 13th
Lucia Bawot’s initiative has helped more than 100 women coffee farmers in Colombia access mental health support. The programme’s success offers a blueprint for the wider coffee industry.
It's the Coffee News Roundup: Week Ending March 6th
This is an archive of the Coffee News Roundup newsletters. New posts can be found at Fresh Cup Magazine, while subscribers receive a summary every Monday.
536 articles
A collection of all in-depth coffee features on The Pourover.
98 articles
Articles covering corporate and independent coffee shops and roasters and the consumption side of the coffee supply chain.
34 articles
Coffee is political. There's no getting away from it, no matter how much the industry would like to ignore its connection to the wider world.
25 articles
For paid subscribers to The Pourover. These pieces offer extra analysis and opinion around major stories in coffee.
23 articles
From the producers who grow and process the coffee, to the ways it moves around the world and those who control the system, coffee's supply chain is long and opaque.
18 articles
Coffee is a complicated and fascinating plant, and these articles look at how it's grown and the people who grow it.
18 articles
Coffee industry stakeholders share their insights. Featuring coffee farmers, roasters, researchers, baristas, economists, union leaders, and YouTubers.
16 articles
The coffee industry is huge, and there is much tension between the corporate and specialty sectors. These articles explore those tensions.
14 articles
Coffee is under threat from climate change. This is not a future problem, it's here now—how is the industry preparing?
13 articles
From Starbucks to specialty coffee companies across the United States, the unionisation wave has been fascinating to watch.
11 articlesReviews of coffee shops and coffee roasters
11 articles
The coffee industry version of greenwashing. Coffeewashing is when coffee companies deceive or mislead the public about the positive social, economic and environmental impact of their products or actions.
10 articles
Sustainability is a popular, and often overused, buzzword in the coffee industry. These articles look at the topic from all angles, the good and the bad.
8 articles
A series of articles looking at how coffee is portrayed in cinema, including films such as The Big Lebowski, Pulp Fiction, Scott Pilgrim vs The World, and more.
7 articles
Coffee is big and complex, and with lots of room for weirdness. These articles look at the strange underbelly of an ever-changing industry.
7 articles
Starbucks is one of the world's biggest coffee companies. It is also one of its most controversial.
7 articles
The history of coffee is long, dark, and often very strange. These articles dig into that history.
6 articles
Coffee plays an outsized role in culture, from movies to the news media. These stories focus on coffee's continued cultural relevance.
6 articles
The coffee industry loves technology, from automated espresso machines to drones and, increasingly, generative AI. These articles explore that affinity, and investigate whether or not it is a good thing.
4 articles
A place for some coffee advice, whether you can't decide on what kind of filters to buy, or are interested in learning more about flat whites or decaf coffee.
2 articles
Articles that look back at the previous year's Pourover articles, usually containing the author's five favourite pieces from that year.
2 articlesDeeply researched articles exploring all the ways coffee connects to politics, history, and culture—delivered direct to your inbox