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Brewed in Bangkok: 5 Cool Things from World of Coffee Bangkok 2026
Exciting sights from the World of Coffee Bangkok, hosted in Thailand, earlier this month.
BY BHAVI PATEL BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE
Photos by Bhavi Patel
What to know:
The third edition of World of Coffee to be held in Asia was hosted in Bangkok, Thailand, from May 7 to 9, 2026
The event highlighted standout aspects of Southeast…
Starbucks Warns of Consumer Pullback Amid Economic Uncertainties –…
Starbucks has reported a significantly strong performance in its recent fiscal quarter, with global comparable…
Why are some coffee roasters switching to electric machines?
Around the world, many roasters rely on gas or electricity to roast their coffee. The type of energy used largely…
A Caffeinated Guide to California's Mojave Desert
Where days are long and temps run high, these 7 coffee shops will keep you cool.
BY MELINA DEVONEY BARISTA…
Does Cultivated Coffee Have Potential in a Climate Change-Threatened Future?…
Coffee, particularly Arabica, is increasingly threatened by climate change, which disrupts traditional production…
Matcha has Become Inextricably Linked with Coffee Shops and Gen Z's Obsession…
Huge demand among Gen Z for matcha drinks has led to a near doubling of prices for high-grade matcha, according to…
Social Media Falsely Connected a Rejected Shipment of Contaminated Brazilian…
Recent social media claims have falsely connected a blocked shipment of Brazilian coffee in Poland to the…
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Test Drive: The LIGRE Youn
A patented, award-winning home espresso machine with a radical design philosophy arrives with a lot to prove—and a price tag to match.
BY VASILEIA FANARIOTI SENIOR ONLINE CORRESPONDENT
Featured photo courtesy of LIGRE…
Roasters
How can coffee roasters reduce their costs?
In recent months, we have seen costs increase significantly for hospitality…
From Origin
Cambodia's Coffee Consumption is Rapidly Outgrowing its Regional Production…
Cambodia’s annual coffee consumption stands at approximately 20,000 tonnes, yet…

