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How Norway is changing the way we drink coffee

Two Norwegian phenomena worth experiencing above all others? White nights and black coffee. In the height of midsummer, the sun doesn't set for months in Norway's Arctic north - and ...

Rancilio, First Malaysia Coffee Tour with Classe 11 Xcelsius

Penang - July, 19, Kuala Lumpur - July 20 and Johor Bharu - July, 21 are three dates to note in the calendar. Classe...

ACMA and the machines for edible products: different fields, same commitment

When tradition goes hand-in-hand with change Year 2016 opened under the banner of a great dynamism for the Bolognese company, since it is always dedicated to...

Coffee: the reason why is tasting different from day to day

Is your French-Colombian Dark Blend coffee tasting a little less dark or more Colombian from one day to the next? Researchers at UC Davis may know why. A university team tested ...

Baltic blend Soyuz is now Russia’s leading specialty coffee producer

MOSCOW - In 2011, Soyuz Coffee Roasting created its first batch of specialty coffee in Kaliningrad, the oft-forgotten Russian enclave sandwiched between Poland and...

Mozambican company plans to produce wine and medicines from tea

MAPUTO - Sociedade de Desenvolvimento da Zambézia, Lda. (SDZ) plans to harness the potential of the Gurué tea plantation region in Mozambique in order...

Nestlé and Mondelez increased appetite for sustainable

Global food and beverage firms Nestlé and Mondelez International have both ramped up sustainable business efforts over the past year, with an increased commitment to supply chain ...

Nutraceuticals: MG2’s approach to the market

The nutraceutical branch is something in between food and pharma and it is constantly growing in North America and Europe. These products require productive...

Sidney: the new super tea that can fight cancer and Alzheimer’s

SIDNEY - Now a man in Sydney claims this tea, made using a traditional Australian plant, contains natural ingredients which can help battle conditions...

The Middle East’s growing thirst for specialty coffee

The cultural domination of the humble cup of coffee is showing no signs of relaxing its grasp on the Middle East’s hot beverage market. The region represents 8 percent, or $6.5bn, of the $85bn ...

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