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Coffee ranks as the no.1 source of antioxidants in the U.S.

by JESSICA REVELES* More and more research suggests coffee contains benefits beyond the energy boost most people aim for when drinking the brewed beverage. One...

Report: Alcoholic beverage preferences changing on menus

Food industry researcher Datassential has released its MenuTrends Keynote report on menu trends and consumer preferences for beer, wine, spirits and cocktails. The 160-page...

Vancouver considering ban on plastic bags and disposable coffee cups

BY LAUREN SUNDSTROM The City of Vancouver is considering banning plastic bags, disposable coffee cups, and styrofoam food containers as part of their waste reduction goals. The...

When the Coffee Machine Is Just a Human

One of the greatest challenges of the sleepy morning: making coffee without first having coffee to kickstart the neurons necessary to make coffee in...

A Science Primer on the SCAA/WCR Coffee Taster’s Flavor Wheel

By Emma Sage, SCAA Coffee Science Manager Now that we have released the new SCAA Coffee Taster’s Flavor Wheel, I want to tell you more...

K-Cups: a Single-serve Coffee Drinker’s Guide to Cutting Costs

By Patricia Lopez* TOMBALL, TX (KTRK) -- If you use K-Cups to get your coffee fix in the morning, you know it can get pricey. But...

A chemist says most people overlook a huge factor when brewing coffee

by Lauren F Friedman*  Christopher H. Hendon, a postdoctoral fellow in chemistry at MIT, was sitting in a coffee shop near his graduate school in the UK...

Coffee Holding sees JAB’s Keurig buyout as potential risk

BY LUC COHEN* new york - Coffee Holding Co Inc, a New York-based coffee merchant and roaster, said major customer Keurig Green Mountain's plans to...

Chinese have got drinking coffee down to a tee

By Xu Junqian* He is seen on billboards the world over promoting Nespresso coffee but it seems that George Clooney does not quite fit the...

On the Bright Side: The Effects of Elevated CO2 on Two Coffee Cultivars

PICTURE: Figure 1. Effect of ambient (390 ppm) and elevated (550 ppm) CO2 concentration on two coffee cultivars, Catuaí (CAT) and Obatã (OBA), growing in...

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