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Launceston café giving away free coffee for life – BeanScene
To celebrate a decade under its current ownership, Launceston‘s Samuel Pepy’s Café is giving away free coffee for life to one lucky winner – they’ve just got to be good with numbers.
Co-owner Jason Shelley is asking customers to count the amount of antique spoons decorating the walls of the George Street venue. Those within 25 of the…
Yemen's Coffee History and the Challenges Faced Today by Houthi Aggressions…
The Red Sea, often spotlighted for Houthi rebel attacks on oil tankers, has a rich historical backdrop centered…
Serving Coffee and Other Hospitality Roles are Increasingly Being Labeled…
Hospitality firms are increasingly using the term “internship” to attract young workers amid stiff competition for…
Brazil Sees 9.9% Increase in Coffee Exports at Start of New Harvest Season –…
Brazil’s coffee exports reached 3.03 million 60-kilogram bags in July, reflecting a 9.9% increase from July 2025,…
New data shows café spending remains a leading discretionary purchase –…
Australian café operators are absorbing rising business costs and resisting significant menu price…
How Homemade Fertilizer is Vitalizing Coffee Farms in Uganda
Smallholder farmers in Uganda are dealing with the challenge of soil depletion, but homemade fertilizer…
Gen Z is Turning the Cafe into a Third Space Once Again – CoffeeTalk
The coffee shop is emerging once again as a vital ‘third space’ for Gen Z, transforming from merely a caffeine stop…
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In-house packaging printing gains momentum – BeanScene
Trimatt Systems showcased its award-winning ColourStar AQV, a digital colour printer capable of printing directly onto coffee bags, boxes, and other paper-based hospitality products, at Sydney’s Fine Food Australia show.…
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Small Coffee Shops are Crucial to Local Communities and the Economy –…
Coffee shops play a significant role in the U.S. economy, generating over $300…
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Heavy Rain in Brazil Threatens Arabica Coffee Quality – CoffeeTalk
The recent heavy rainfall in Brazil, the world’s leading arabica coffee…

