Monthly Archives: September 2019

When owners Julia Mayer and Todd Stewart opened The French Press coffee shop a decade ago in Santa Barbara, California, it was just the two of them. Three years later,…

Like most coffee-producing countries throughout the Americas, Peru’s coffee sector has struggled to rebound — both in terms of volume and economic impact — from the coffee leaf rust epidemic…

A new study conducted by researchers in Switzerland and involving 115 patients has indicated that drinking coffee helps people get “regular” again after surgery, thus also shortening their hospital stays….

Upon launching their family-run, seed-to-cup coffee consulting brand Catalyst Coffee Consulting, founders Emily and Michael McIntyre weren’t exactly sure where the venture would take them, but they did have their…

The United States chapter of the Specialty Coffee Association has announced the dates and locations of the 2020 U.S. Coffee Championships, which will be spread out over two separate events…

The proudly Los Angeles-born coffee roaster and retailer Go Get Em Tiger has continued its yearlong opening spree with the unveiling of a colorful, music-filled indoor/outdoor cafe in the newly…

Bear Cave Coffee has found a permanent home for its Rockies-inspired coffee brand on the decidedly flat terrain of the East Dallas suburb of Mesquite, Texas. While Mesquite has its…

Following the recent releases of new models ZM, Kold S and the updated Robur S grinders, Italian grinder manufacturer Mazzer is continuing its streak by applying some fresh technology to…

Coffee roasting equipment maker Bellwether Coffee announced this morning that it has closed a $40 million funding round. The Series B funding follows an initial funding round of $10 million…

The Specialty Coffee Association today announced a slate of six candidates to potentially fill the six open spots on the group’s 18-member board of directors. Other candidates may be added…