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Brazilian Coffee Growers Anticipating A Strong Arabica Harvest This Year, While Expecting A Decline For Conilon – CoffeeTalk
Arabica coffee growers in Brazil are optimistic about this year’s harvest, projecting it will meet or slightly exceed the yields expected for 2025. In contrast, canephora coffee growers in Espirito Santo anticipate a decline in yields. According to forecasts from Brazil’s national crop agency, Conab, arabica production in 2025 is anticipated to…
KeepCup launches Helix Cold Cup and new Commuter size – BeanScene
Reusable cup leaders KeepCup have welcomed the launch of Helix Cold Cup, alongside the popular Commuter…
London-Based Caffè Nero Proposes $2.9 Million Bid To Acquire Compass Coffee…
Caffè Nero, a coffee house chain based in London, has proposed a $2.9 million bid to acquire nearly all assets of…
Aotearoa Brewers Cup return confirmed – BeanScene
The Aotearoa Brewers Cup Championship has returned for 2026 and will be hosted alongside the Aotearoa Cup…
Mazzer Mini E meets Australian market – BeanScene
Italian grinder manufacturer Mazzer has returned to Australian shores with the Mini E, the company’s light…
The Growing Call For Ethically Sourced Coffee – CoffeeTalk
Coffee has become a significant aspect of American culture, evolving from a symbol of patriotism following the…
Unionized Workers At Peet's Coffee Locations Set To Close Demand Fair…
Workers at Peet’s Coffee on Telegraph Avenue and Dwight Way held a rally outside their store on Sunday, seeking a…
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Convenience coffee competition rises on Gold Coast – BeanScene
Competition in the Gold Coast’s convenience coffee market just got stronger with the launch of Krispy Kreme’s largest drive-thru location in Australia, and the first drive-thru location from the brand to open in the…
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Laying The Groundwork For Digital-First Coffee Shops In California –…
An expert in international consulting and cross-cultural communications, Nodari…
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Brazil's Instant Coffee Industry Questions Why They Continue To Face 50%…
Brazil’s instant coffee industry is currently grappling with a 50% tariff…

