Monthly Archives: August 2020

Portland, Oregon-based nonprofit Grow Ahead and Vermont-based nonprofit Food 4 Farmers have teamed up for the launch of three crowdfunding campaigns to support agroforestry projects involving Indigenous and women-led coffee…

As coffee businesses pivot left and right in attempts to navigate the emerging economic landscape carved out by the COVID-19 pandemic, groups supporting those businesses are also making moves. One…

Savannah, Georgia-based Perc Coffee Roasters has expanded beyond its home city with the opening of its second cafe, in Atlanta. In the East Lake neighborhood, the company is practicing a…

Comunicado de prensa por la Universidad de Michigan: ANN ARBOR — Caracol, caracol, saca tus cachitos al sol, y… ¿ayuda a combatir la plaga de la roya del café?. Un…

The agritech company Atomo Coffee, which claims to have developed the first bean-free “molecular coffee,” has announced it has closed an additional $9 million more in seed funding. The funds…

The Parliament of Uganda last week passed the National Coffee Bill, 2018, taking a major regulatory step forward for the country’s coffee sector as it seeks to exponentially increase production….

In the COVID-19 era, setbacks and slowdowns in the coffee shop business are all too common, even for Vermont’s Uncommon Coffee Co. Yet after various holdups since last fall, Uncommon…

Food security and access to household necessities have been two of the most pressing and immediate impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic among smallholder farmers and their communities all over the…

Soon to be towering over the Midtown Houston entertainment scene is Red Dwarf, a new establishment offering a coffee and cocktail bar, fresh food and, when possible, live music and…