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The COVID-19 pandemic will continue to affect coffee supply chains as farmers and producers expect to experience prolonged labor shortages, increased production costs, diminished infrastructure and a reduction in commitments…

With the hope of raising the bar for coffee service many times over in Houston, Tenfold Coffee welcomed the public into its new 3,000-square-foot roastery and coffee shop earlier this…

From smack dab in the center of the United States, a new Kansas City roasting outfit by the name of Marcell Coffee is helping to forge deeper connections between wholesale…

(Editor’s note: This article by Jeff Neilson, Diany Faila Sophia Hartatri, and Mark Vicol originally appeared in the January/February 2019 issue of Roast Magazine. Links have been added for context.) The global…

In the rapidly redeveloping East Village neighborhood of Little Rock, Arkansas, the show must go on for a new roasting company called Fidel & Co. Beneath a “coffee bar” sign…

Several makers of highly prized home coffee brewing equipment have joined forces for a brew kit giveaway in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Equipment makers Acaia (scales and…

Just over three years after leading agricultural certification agencies Rainforest Alliance and UTZ announced plans to merge under the Rainforest Alliance name, the group today unveiled its sweeping new certification…

En las primeras semanas de la pandemia de COVID-19, quedó claro que las cuarentenas domiciliares y el distanciamiento social crearon una serie de interrupciones en el mercado de venta al…

When tasting things in quick succession, subtle differences jump out more readily. This is true around roastery cupping tables, and it is also true of a new whole-bean online retail…