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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...

Here’s The Reason Your Airline Coffee Tastes So Terrible It’s about the water

Coffee is delicious. We yearn for it in the mornings and have become addicted to finding the best cup. But if you've ever had...

Greiner Packaging Forges Ahead in the Coffee Capsule Market

KRENSMÃœNSTER - For many people, a good start to their day begins with a cup of freshly brewed coffee. A large number of households...

Koreans get ever more keen on their daily coffee

SEOUL - Koreans are increasingly interested in coffee, with many learning fancy brewing methods to use at home, or spending big at cafes. Nearly eight...

Coffee shortage could cause price rises and cafe closures

By Simon Leo Brown* A predicted global coffee shortage could see retail prices rise and the closure of some Melbourne cafes, according to operators. Giuseppe Lavazza,...

Cocoa industry searches for solutions to production woes

By Khalil Akhtar* It might not be obvious when you're unwrapping your occasional chocolate bar, but there is trouble facing the cocoa industry. And now a...

Lavazza’s shot at the hotel market

by Lucille Keen* With almost half of the Australian population reaching for a coffee every morning, Italian coffee giant Lavazza has its sights set on...

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