Monthly Archives: July 2020

In the last episode of Coffee Economics with Karl, host Karl Wienhold of the Colombian coffee trading company Cedro Alto explored how microlots often work in the green coffee marketplace,…

Roast magazine 2020 Roaster of the Year Mostra Coffee will be awarding a $5,000 cash grant and other prizes to a small coffee business this summer. The application period runs…

A new shared roasting facility, fittingly enough called Shared Roasting, has opened in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. The business is now paving the way for companies…

The organizers of the Coffee for Peace project are launching an event called the Virtual Buyers Caravan, designed to bring coffee farmers and potential buyers together online. The four-day event,…

Founding member of the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA) and professional French horn player Paul Leighton passed away in March at age 69 after a long battle with a…

Por John Ferguson Traducción por Mara Magaña Antes de la gran expansión del brote de COVID- 19 en Estados Unidos, había estado reflexionando sobre lo que los científicos habían ya identificado…

Though its original location in southeast Portland, Oregon, remains closed due to COVID-19 restrictions and a new remodel, Sandino Brothers Coffee has moved forward with the opening of its second…

The Monday, July 27, application deadline for the 17th annual Roaster of the Year awards from Roast magazine is fast approaching. The competition has two categories and two winners: Macro Roaster…

Further cementing Portland, Oregon’s status as a specialty coffee mecca, the Curate Coffee Collective shared roasting facility has opened its doors in the Rose City, offering newcomers and growing companies…